Image download hangs UI

[amitshekhariitbhu]

Image download hangs UI

[amitshekhariitbhu]

@AndroidHitchhiking
Instead of using this direct in an adapter, Using this will solve your problem.

<com.androidnetworking.widget.ANImageView
          android:id="@+id/img"
          android:layout_width="100dp"
          android:layout_height="100dp"
          android:layout_gravity="center" />

and call this in adapter .

      img.setDefaultImageResId(R.drawable.default);
      img.setErrorImageResId(R.drawable.error);
      img.setImageUrl(imageUrl);

As this uses memcache and proper canceling of request when user scroll the view.

And the problem that you are getting is because of the continuous decoding of bitmap as there is no cancelation and no bitmap caching in memcache. So use the above code.

Glide use a bitmap pool concept that we are going to implement it here. You can read more about that here

Anyway as you told, it must be like glide or picasso. We will add it in future upcoming release. It will be great if anybody will help me do it fast as soon as possible.

[mupm1]

• can i use , like Picasso ? or "com.androidnetworking.widget.ANImageView" Circular?
  Picasso.with(mContext).load(item.getImage())
  .placeholder(R.drawable.shopping_bag)
  .error(R.drawable.shopping_bag)
  .centerCrop()
  .fit()
  .into(holder.imgShop);

[amitshekhariitbhu]

@mupm1 The best library for Image loading is Glide.

[mupm1]

@amitshekhariitbhu can you speake persian?

[Nasiralityagi]

Volley isn’t particularly efficient for loading images because it copies all data it receives into byte arrays. Although Volley attempts to re-use these byte arrays, it’s recycling rate is relatively poor for moderate or large images. As a result, Volley can tend to cause a fair amount of memory churn when used with Glide to load images but Glide is faster then Volley and any other.