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Oh, the places you’ll go! — Android Navigation: How Does It Work & What’s New

Talkat Android Summit 2018 · on Thursday, 2018-08-16· [android, frontend-architecture]
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Walks through concrete behaviors: how launch modes and affinity change back stack outcomes (standard vs singleTop vs singleTask vs singleInstance and document shortcuts), shows an SDK use case with conversation/phone-call examples, and demonstrates Jetpack’s navigation component (alpha) including NavHostFragment and navigation graph, the PendingIntent deep-link helper that builds a back stack, safe args generated types for type-safe arguments, and configurable pop/transition behaviors; component is usable but still under active development.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:23Welcome
  3. 1:11Home
  4. 10:32Conversation List
  5. 11:01Lunch Mode
  6. 14:23Single Instance
  7. 19:14Fragments
  8. 22:31Navigation Resource
  9. 23:35Adding Destinations
  10. 26:01Adding Actions
  11. 31:16Arguments
  12. 32:02Safeargs
  13. 34:27Diplinks
  14. 35:48Deeplinks
  15. 37:57Back Stack
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