

Next, we will set up a networking library (Retrofit) that will help us perform these API calls.įor a real-world scenario, we’ll need real content from an API.

This will give us a better understanding of Android Pagination. In this post, we will look at fetching data from an API, as a real-time scenario. Android Pagination Tutorial: Getting Started.This article has been updated for AndroidX! We created dummy content to populate our RecyclerView.Adapter. In the previous, Android Pagination Tutorial: Getting Started article, we learned about Pagination and implemented its logic. This is the second post in a series of Android Pagination articles. Next, we will set up a networking library (Retrofit) that will help us perform these API calls. Let’s look at Android Pagination with RecyclerView, using real data from an API. This will give us a better understanding of Pagination.
