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Navigation in Jetpack Compose is managed using the Navigation Compose library, which simplifies navigating between composables in a declarative way. It uses a NavHost to define destinations and a NavController to manage navigation actions.
Key Components:
Key Components:
NavHost: Defines the navigation graph, mapping routes to composable screens.
NavController: Handles navigation actions like moving to different screens, passing arguments, and handling back-stack management.
composable(): Used within NavHost to define individual destinations.
Key Features:
Key Features:
✅ Type-safe navigation with arguments
✅ Deep linking support
✅ Integration with ViewModel for data persistence
✅ Animated transitions for seamless navigation
This approach enhances flexibility, scalability, and code clarity in Compose-based Android applications.
This is an introductory video about out upcoming series which will be focused on using Jetpack Navigation component in order to swiftly navigate between multiple screens in our app.
In this video we will setup our project with the required dependency and also set the project structure. Apart from that, we will take a peek of Gemini AI which got introduced in the latest version of Android Studio - Jellyfish.
In this video we will prepare the 3 screens which will be used for implementing the navigation component. Apart from that, we will take a peek of Gemini AI which got introduced in the latest version of Android Studio - Jellyfish.
In this video we will be implementing the navigation component. Apart from that, we will take a peek of Gemini AI which got introduced in the latest version of Android Studio - Jellyfish.
In this video we will code on how to share data between the screens. Apart from that, we will take a peek of Gemini AI which got introduced in the latest version of Android Studio - Jellyfish.
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