Android:How to parse JSON using Okhttp Library Example with Custom View (ImageView + TextView)

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Hello to everyone, Today I am posting about JSON Parsing in Android using OkHttp Library. I went through many post for parsing json but there aren't any useful (or) detailed approach (or) step by step approach, so I decided to make a project with git and detailed every step in it. 

You can get the whole code on GitHub JSONParsingUsingOkhttp. 
Here each and every commit describe the steps I have taken to build the project, just import this project into the Android Studio and navigate through each and every commit to know the steps. 

If you find it useful just share this project.

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