How to make GridView animation like in Google Keep app?

Question

My problem

I am using GridView in my application. GridView has pretty simple cells: just two TextViews. When the user clicks button on the ActionBar, a Dialog opens. He can make a new cell here. I use this code to update my GridView:

mNotesAdapter.notifyDataSetChanged();

And it works perfectly. But the new cell just pops up immediately. And the other just changes their position. I want to achieve animation effect, which will look like Google Keep's one.

> Look Google Keep on Google Play Store.

My question

Is it possible? Please share some links or some knowledge about it.

I would greatly appreciate for your help. Alex. P.S. Sorry for my English:)

Sniffle

Somebody! Please help! – Sniffle

Reading this #11640491 SO question maybe can help you. – Debacle

@hakanostrom, unfortunately, this is not I want. – Sniffle

But thx for this link:) – Sniffle

I am still waiting for some help. – Sniffle

Were you able to find anything relevant? – Laud

@Saket, unfortunately, no :( – Sniffle

I managed to implement it perfectly on my own :P – Laud

@Saket, wow! Could you share some code for me, please?:D – Sniffle

I plan to release a library once my app's development is complete. Do you need it immediately? Because the current code is a complete mess :P – Laud

@Laud can you please share the code of what you've done? – Enamor

@androiddeveloper Look into the new RecyclerView released alongside Android L. It is much better than the current Adapter based views and officially supports animations for item re-arrangements. – Laud

@Laud I know. That's why I've asked for a sample that works on pre-"L". I need to use it on an app, but I can't afford it to work only on "L" versions... – Enamor

Look into it again mate, it's included in the support library and supports API levels even below 14 (ICS). – Laud

Did anyone find a sample for this? @Laud – Fda

Just use a RecyclerView :) @summers – Laud