[android-developers] Re: Speed issue: content provider vs plain sqlite db

2010-06-15 Thread garya
Watch this video from Google I/O, it will be very helpful. http://code.google.com/events/io/2010/sessions/world-of-listview-android.html In particular from about minute 9 for the next few minutes will give you some very good and practical tips to make your List View faster. In GetView, check

[android-developers] Re: Speed issue: content provider vs plain sqlite db

2010-06-14 Thread Moto
Moss could you point me to romain guys shelves app location :) thx.. On Jun 12, 11:18 am, Moss b.thax@gmail.com wrote: Just to make a small update on the issue, I looked a bit at romain guys shelves app which helped me a lot and my app updates now seamless 15k feed items! On 6 mayo,

[android-developers] Re: Speed issue: content provider vs plain sqlite db

2010-06-13 Thread ko5tik
LIst adapter pulling data lazily out of database and reusing views will rescue you. In my game I display highscore list with 1000 entries - pretty fluent. regards, On Jun 12, 5:18 pm, Moss b.thax@gmail.com wrote: Just to make a small update on the issue, I looked a bit at romain guys

[android-developers] Re: Speed issue: content provider vs plain sqlite db

2010-06-12 Thread Moss
Just to make a small update on the issue, I looked a bit at romain guys shelves app which helped me a lot and my app updates now seamless 15k feed items! On 6 mayo, 07:12, grace grace.a...@wipro.com wrote: Hi, I have tried the same thing with content provider and even that take some time to

[android-developers] Re: Speed issue: content provider vs plain sqlite db

2010-05-05 Thread grace
Hi, I have tried the same thing with content provider and even that take some time to load the feeds.. so i think its nothing to do with the db or content provider On May 4, 2:14 am, Moss b.thax@gmail.com wrote: Hi there, I have made an app that makes extensive use of an internal sqlite