In the link I included at the bottom of the article, there's an example of a recyclerview adapter template, so you don't have to manually deal with all the boilerplate.
...and yeah, I also end up deleting a bunch of the code when I create a regular fragment.
So editing or creating one that works for you is a great idea!
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Nice article. Most of the time I endup creating a lot of boilerplate when using recyclerview.
Also I avoid using fragment's template since it includes some arguments that I just delete on first encounter.
May be it's time to edit the templates.
Thank you 🙏
In the link I included at the bottom of the article, there's an example of a recyclerview adapter template, so you don't have to manually deal with all the boilerplate.
...and yeah, I also end up deleting a bunch of the code when I create a regular fragment.
So editing or creating one that works for you is a great idea!