Android Tutorial: Retrofit + RecyclerView + REST API

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Most Android apps need data from a server, whether that’s Firebase, AWS, Google Cloud Platform, or some other cloud database. Android Developers can use Retrofit to parse JSON data from RESTful API’s. See how to convert JSON into a RecyclerView with Android Studio in this tutorial.

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Tâm Lê
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11 months ago

good. thanks. I learned a lot through this video.

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Arpit Gupta
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11 months ago

10:45 I'm getting onFailure
Edit 1 After changing mutable list to list, I'm getting No adapter attached error

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Tanvir Masum
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11 months ago

It's really helpful… but what about nested json array?? How can we show the data from nested Array and Object?

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Schrodinger's Cat
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11 months ago

If I get rich, I'm gonna kick your door down and throw a million dollars cash on top of you
thank u

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Demo Grafia
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11 months ago

You really helped me a lot

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Robert van Deijck
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11 months ago

Thanks! By keeping it relative simple, you help me to focus on the important things. Can you expand on this video, by adding authentication. So, the user first needs to login with email and password, in order to download his personal json file. And then saving this json file into sqlite. Would be great. 🙂

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임세준
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11 months ago

IT IS REALLY GREAT LECTURE! THANKS A LOT!!

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Toğrul Məmmədli
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11 months ago

Thanks for tutorial. I tried repeat it on my project, but i'am getting "Expected BEGIN_ARRAY but was BEGIN_OBJECT" error. Could you please explain what is wrong there?

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poorix3
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11 months ago

You're killing me typing code, I wonder what could happen if you were to be a surgeon, simply blood bath 😅

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Harsh Patel
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11 months ago

hello
I want to use e-commerce website API ( Similar to Bazma Apple App) in recyclerview to use?

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Ahmad Zaki Robbany M
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11 months ago

just learn android for a couple of days from your videos, it's simply easy to understand from your explanation , thank you so much Daniel.

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The Walrus
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11 months ago

One question, did you put methods getters and setters in your class User? can you tell me the structure of that class and UserAdapter pls

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Jeo1Kim
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11 months ago

The Json from API doenst have a field for lastName and firstName. Instead it has a field called "name" and that is probably why its not working

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Jeo1Kim
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11 months ago

Thank you so much. I love all the tips on shortcuts for AS.

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Ana Luiza Lisboa
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11 months ago

THANK YOU FOREVER

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Hreday Sagar
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11 months ago

How can i use intent here from going one activity to another and can u please show the onItemclickListener functions for this particular part??Thanks in advance

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Fatah Khair
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11 months ago

can i get the source code

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Samuel Peña
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11 months ago

I really like that you make it look so simple! I hope I could use this this way. Thanks

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hdk loh
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11 months ago

show us some complex data

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Emmanuel Pregnolato
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11 months ago

Really helpful video.

Tx Daniel!

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Abdelrahman Eid
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11 months ago

Thanks alot waiting for more videos

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micosair
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11 months ago

Thank you!

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