Automatically Adjust Navigation Based On Screen Size With NavigationSuiteScaffold

In this video I'll show you how to automatically adjust navigation based on screen size with NavigationSuiteScaffold!
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[@tijiebo]

Hi Philipp always enjoyed your videos, thanks for keeping us up to date. The new Window Size Class only cares about the actual width/height value and not the form factor. This explains why your Pixel 6 in landscape mode comes under Expanded, because it's width comes in at 933dp which is greater than the Expanded threshold of 840dp.

[@UsmonWasTaken]

Saving the screen enum instance as the selectedItem would simplify the process, eliminating the need to deal with indexes

[@annaberkovitch85]

Awesome, as usual! Thanks for the update! I wonder if it's possible to make it work with sliding top tab row for compact devices instead of bottom navigation. Definitely a lot less hassle than building all those screens for each window size. Worse case scenario, I'll just switch to bottom navigation. Thanks again for taking the time to brings us all those fantastic new updates! ❤

[@sosaucemp3]

Philipp always clutching up when I need something the most 💪

[@justmeagain9302]

thumbnail is wild

[@yt.username]

7:37 Hello, Philipp! Thank you for the new video lesson. I want to ask about hard-coding and the same text values ​​in the enum Screen class. Why did you not pass the values ​​from the Android resources? Modern Android apps are multi-language (multi-locale) apps. If it is possible, could you please use the stringResources() function in the next lessons? Thank you.

[@joaquimgomes1358]

Greater new features and explanations by Philipp! One quick question, does it work for compose multiplatform?

[@tarikfaz]

Like always good tutorial Philipp :)

[@vinaykumarpatel649]

Great as always, thank you for the video🙏🏻

[@Jannis368]

I hope they add the option for a non permanent nav drawer, otherwise you can't really add more than 4 items. Using the combination of a non permanent nav drawer for mobile and a navigation rail for tablet would fit my use case really well.

[@aaronperron]

Does this work with the new type-safe Navigation from Compose ?

[@zishanhossain4801]

I'm an flutter app developer i am also learning kotlin. I also want to become a full stack developer, so can you please suggest me what should i learn for backend?? Is it spring boot or nodejs or golang or anything else. I want to learn one demandable backend technology. I would be very happy if you reply.

[@vigneshpai6996]

As always great content 👍. Can you please make a video on casting using Google cast SDK.?

[@tahabenly]

This is going to be awesome in compose multiplatform

[@mohamedaraou323]

philipp do a video about how to build a portfolio as android developer

[@aubreymatende6497]

Can it work in compose multiplatform?

[@bantuthakur9959]

He is looking like Xavier in thumb 👀

[@henrik908]

They just can't make a library which can automatically resize composables so that we don't have to use window size class.

[@salman_salehXx]

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[@devatrii]

Why are you looking like ai generated avatar in thumbnail?

[@bharathprakash]

What happened to you bro.. Your face looks a lot different in thumbnail

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