In the past few days and weeks we've shown you a lot of details on how to work with Retrofit 2. In this and the next blog post we'll show you a significant component of Retrofit: converters. If converters don't take your breath away, you might find a more interesting …

Requesting data from an API can include user defined filters for specific data. A common scenario is to filter a single item from its resource collection by using a query or path parameter. Depending on the API implementation, you’re probably using the same endpoint to request different data with …

In this tutorial we'll show you a very handy tool, which can make your debugging life so much easier. If you're an Android app developer and you've to deal with multiple versions of an API (for example develop, staging and production) you're probably tired of building three (or more) versions …

This is the second post taking a closer look at the new Retrofit 2 Call class. If you haven't read the first part, where we look on how to reuse and analyze the request using the Call class, check it out here. In this blog post, we'll show you how …

Retrofit 2 fundamentally changes the way requests are made. Especially for developers, who are used to Retrofit 1.9 or earlier versions, the new Call class is something that takes time to get an understanding for. In this blog post, we'll show you some basic usage and features of this …

In this blog post of our Retrofit launch sequence we'll show you one of the most requested topics: how to download files. We'll give you all the insight and snippets you need to use Retrofit to download everything, from tiny .png's to large .zip files. If this is your first …

This is another post in our content flash series celebrating the release of Retrofit 2.0. It explains how to add constant, default and logic (which are computed for some input) values to the HTTP request body for POST and PUT requests. Sounds complicated? We promise, it won't be! Before …

You’ve already noticed our content flash to celebrate the Retrofit 2 release. This is another post as part of our contribution to push the Retrofit community forward by sharing the knowledge about internal changes of this Retrofit release. If you worked with Retrofit 1, you know the rudimentary behavior …