Nested Navigation | Jetpack Compose

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This is the third video in my Compose Navigation Tutorial series. In this lesson you'll learn everything you need to know about nested navigation in Jetpack Compose, how it works, how it can help you organize the structure of your project, it's main benefits etc. Watch the whole video to learn more about it! :)

⌚Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
0:42 - About Nested Navigation
3:18 - About the Project
4:09 - Add First Nested Graph
7:18 - Add Second Nested Graph
9:37 - Let's Test our Nested Navigation
13:44 - Conclusion

[rahulchandrabhan]

Salute man! What a tutorial, you have explained the whole thing in such a short tutorial

[allysteven]

Impeccable work, you have a gift for transmitting knowledge 👍👍👍

[rickyn]

This is a lifesaving tutorial! I am also very thankful you provide the source code, bc the jumpcuts make it hard to keep up. Keep up the good work!

[jatinvashisht]

Along with your videos topics, your editing skills are also next level 👌

Thanks to share, very well explained.

[abdulrasheedilori]

very descriptive in your explanation. keep it up.

[ShakeItUpApp]

So I have been going through your nav tutorial... very good!! Would you be able to show how to use both parts of the tutorial together? For example... how you the navigation flow be if you had a bottom bar and the other navigation.... say from a LazyColum or from buttons? It would have been nice if you would have added the nav bar at the bottom to the sample navigation sample code you started with.

[slayer]

Please add more tutorials on Jetpack compose navigation, or make independent course about it.
I think Navigation part is very crucial, and I still struggling to learn it.

[deepakchoudhary]

Again, You are better then Phillips L.

[lifestreamy]

Thank you for the video. Could you make a tutorial for nested NavHosts? There is very little information available on the web.

[pawechilczuk]

Very good tutorial for understanding this! I am not very experienced with jetpack compose and don't understand why use nested nav at all? From anywhere in the application, you can navigate to any screen using a simple navigate() call, regardless of which nav graph it is in. Is the screen hierarchy in packages not enough to have order in code? It seems to me a bit like all nestet graphs are just unnecessary code.

[ranganrangan]

HI...Thanks for the cool video. Is it advisable to pass nav controller to composable?

[madbuds]

Thanks a lot for the video. But what if I want to have a "home graph" inside a tabnavigation? Like, AUTH_GRAPH does not have bottom tabs, and the HOME_GRAPH contains a bottom tap navigation and top bar. How would you approach that?

[RhodahMutiso]

Thanks for the tutorial..could you a tutorial on custom dialogs?

[IzaraKuro]

thanks a lot, this is helpful.
I have a question, how we can implement this on modular?

[tmjromao]

Hello, many thanks for making the video tutorial, perfectly explanation. Could you explain how to put together bottom bar + nested navigation ? Would like to have a bottom bar, Home, Profile, Settings, the profile has a Profile detail screen. How the nav graphs, screens should be built? Since BottomBar is defined on "Scaffold", how does it "touch" with screens outside?

[FCXPERT]

Will you cover all the jetpack compose topics in this playlist?

[talhaoz]

Hello, first of all thank you for this great tutorial.
I have created a nested graph as you do, but instead of homeNavGraph I want to use a bottom nav bar to be able to navigate between AuthScreens and BottomNavBar Screens. So I am calling AppScaffold in there . But in runtime I get "ViewModelStore should be set before setGraph call" exception. What Am I missing ? I would be appreciated if you can help

[grin]

So it's a navgraph inside a navgraph inside a nav host?

[aryanvikash]

Is there any way to inject Navcontroller into every screen?