
The aim is to reduce the boilerplate around writing your own ListAdapter class. With the library, you define two smaller classes, a 
ViewHolderFactory and a ViewHolder implementation.

Here's how you would set the adapter on your listView:

	listView.setAdapter(new ViewHoldingListAdapter<Foo>(fooList, viewInflatorFor(context, foo_list_item), new ViewHolderFactory<Foo>() {
	    public ViewHolder<Foo> createViewHolderFor(View view) {
		return new FooViewHolder(view);
	    }
	}));


Your FooViewHolder just does the job of the ViewHolder - holds the references to the required Views, and populates those views with the relevant
fields from you Foo:

	public class FooViewHolder implements ViewHolder<Foo> {
	    private final TextView fooName,fooDate;
	    private final ImageView icon;

	    public fooViewHolder(View v) {
		this.avatarSession = avatarSession;
		fooName = (TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.foo_item_name);
		fooDate = (TextView) v.findViewById(R.id.foo_item_date);
		icon = (ImageView) v.findViewById(R.id.foo_item_icon);
	    }

	    public void updateViewFor(Foo foo) {
		fooName.setText(foo.getName());
		fooDate.setText(foo.getTimeString());
		icon.setImageDrawable(iconBitmap);
	    }
	}

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