In previous chapters, we learned how lists are trending in terms of UI popularity in the mobile area with respect to grids (which used to be the key UI elements of most desktop applications). We also saw that there are two different components that implement lists in FMX: TListBox and TListView. The former can be customized easier (item per item), while the latter is more suitable for displaying several items (not identical but similar in structure).
When dealing with data binding against list controls, usually, you have a collection of data (a dataset, a list of objects, and so on) that you want to display in a single control. Each base unit of your data structure (a record, an object, and so on) will be rendered through an item of the list control. If the data structure item is complex, you may need the corresponding UI element to be rich and customize the aspect of each item according to the values of the underlying...
