However, defining it in a layout XML file is quite simple. Using a RecyclerView instance is slightly more complicated. To get RecyclerView and CardView to work on the previous version of Lollipop we need to add support libraries to gradle. Ho Ngoc Trang, the author of this article and she contributes to RobustTechHouse Blog. This example is written in Android Studio with the version of 1.2.2. Here we share an example with you which will show you a header with a text on it and following it is a list of an image and its name. I tried to look around on the internet for a completed example showing how to add header to RecyclerView but I couldn’t find one. One of the disadvantages is without support methods such as addHeaderView() or addFooterView() like a ListView do. However, it does come with some disadvantages. CardView allows us to create a complex and friendly UI easily while ViewHolder pattern helps to avoid looking up the UI components all the time the system shows a row. RecyclerView is the upgrade of ListView and there are a lot of advantages compared to ListView such as CardView and ViewHolder. This article is also related to headers, but it’s about how to Add Header to RecyclerView. In the previous post, I showed you how to add header and footer to childview of an ExpandableListview.
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