Jetpack Compose Navigation for Beginners - Android Studio Tutorial

In this video you will learn what you need to know about having different screens in jetpack compose and navigating between them.

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This is the navigation compose dependency I used in this video:

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[thearpansircar]

Loved this explanation, Philipp! Absolutely easy to understand and implement. Tried it out on a project that I've been working on and it implemented beautifully without a single error. Thanks :)

[denisshov]

Thanks for the dependency in the description so I can just copy-paste. Love your tutorials. Super quality.

[farahrayis]

Such a great tutorial, you made compose navigation super easy to understand. Thank you so much. You are an amazing teacher.

Hello Philipp ! Thank you for your tutorial. Just watched it after your Jetpack Compose beginner crash course. Very well explained !!

[daniyar]

Thanks for a video. Very good explanation.👍😊 Very surprised how navigation works, no need to create fragments, mind blowing 🤯

[alvaroisea]

thanks a lot for your tutorials, definitely among the best teaching android out there

[sebastiansopala]

very nicely and clearly explained, great job, thanks !!

[atila_tv]

Damm, doing this makes me miss the old Intents.StartActivity, don't you think is too much for just changing from one screen to another?

[enunpck]

Man you are the best! Thx for tutorial. For a newbie like me it like a wellspring!

[Blackops]

Thx works.
If the app is crashing for anyone make sure you revert @15:20

[joshrose]

Hey Philipp, how do you make it so that when you select a method from the autocomplete dropdown, the method argument keywords appear too?

[josephtorres]

nice explanation. you can set the varargs type to Any so that it can also accept other data types rather than String types only.

[vindoodles]

really wish i could see the whole screen when you're working, it helps for newbs who need to see their way around the application. You have a lot of different folders and setups than I do and so panning the camera all over the application leads to a lot of confusion.

[Kunal-jptn]

Thank you so much for this simple explanation....

[David-zbbr]

hey philipp, is it possible to share viewmodels between screens using compose navigation? or just primitive types are allowed?

[aamirhoda]

17:45 you have mentioned you don't realize why that TextField & button stick to the top instead of the center of the screen & the answer to that is that you mistakenly used fillMaxWidth() instead of fillMaxSize() in the Column modifier. 😄😄😄😄
A very simple thing, learnt it from you only.

Thank you!

[xavierrispal]

Hello Philipp and thanks for this interesting video. Have you tackled a little bit the topic of screen transition animation which was pretty easy in navigation components but seems to be much much harder in Compose ?

[redleon]

I like your videos man, all of them are very useful..

[richardwilkinson]

As always a great video.

How do we use the NavButton on any other screen but the MainScreen?? Which navController do we need to import??

[dmytromarchuk]

Is there any way to implement nested navigation?
I tried to do this for a single tab by using navigation instead of composable function, when defining NavHost, but when it was buggy.
Example:
A-B-C - 3 bottom bar tabs
I go to B->B1->B2
Then go to A
Then go to B
I expect to see B2 route, but it is B
Passing a different NavController to a nested graph leads to a crash "ViewModelStore should be set before setGraph call"