SwiftUI TabView Navigation with Multiple Route Arrays

In this video, you'll learn how to manage independent navigation stacks for each tab in a `TabView` using multiple route arrays and a custom `Router` in SwiftUI. This approach prevents navigation state from resetting when switching between tabs—ideal for building scalable and user-friendly multi-tab apps.

💡 What You’ll Learn:
- How to set up `TabView` with `NavigationStack` for each tab
- Creating and managing separate route arrays
- Navigating between views using enum-based routes

👨‍💻 Perfect for developers building complex SwiftUI apps with multiple tabs and custom navigation logic!

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[pratapanurag]

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[MaccabeeCaptain]

Cool vid :) Can you please explain how to navigate further down the Doctor routes for instance, from list to create? DoctorsRoutes would need the env. param as well?

[EmanNollase]

awesome!! But how about navigating to a completely different screen from those two 2 tabs? thanks