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Android RecyclerView and StaggeredGridLayoutManager with Picasso/Glide












This project is there in GitHub https://github.com/yuvaraj119/Picasso-RecyclerView-StaggeredGridLayoutManager
You can download and start customizing it for your project also.

How to use with Picasso

Picasso + RecyclerView + StaggeredGridLayoutManager

Its the enhanced version of this project https://github.com/pohh/slotmachinepicasso were there was a problem with
Picasso + RecyclerView + StaggeredGridLayoutManager shuffles resizable recycler views infinitely issue posted on github https://github.com/square/picasso/issues/918
I have made some changes now it works with Picasso and Glide without any shuffles and position change
Currently this project is done with Picasso
If you want to use it with Glide

How to use with Glide

Glide + RecyclerView + StaggeredGridLayoutManager

Add dependencies for Glide https://github.com/bumptech/glide
Remove Picasso library from dependency and remove all the codes of Picasso from MyGridAdapter.java and also from other places used in project.
In onBindViewHolder add this line of code for Glide:
Glide.with(mContext)
     .load(item.getUrl())
     .placeholder(PlaceHolderDrawableHelper.getBackgroundDrawable(position))
     .diskCacheStrategy(DiskCacheStrategy.ALL)
     .crossFade()
     .into(vh.imageView);



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