Practical Guide to Jetpack Compose Navigation - NavArgs + Top + Bottom App Bar

[@bhaveshh786]

Been watching you for a long time, bro. Grateful for your contributions to the community!!

[@odayprogrammer]

Well thank you for watching

[@pavelcistjakov243]

Señor, thank you for this informative video. Hope to see more in depth topics example like this in the future!

[@odayprogrammer]

Yea sure I usually post these in depth stuff when I face them in my own projects

[@stevensilitonga]

What do you do if you have a login screen and a main screen with a bottom nav bar, then what do you do? Do you use multiple NavHosts?

[@odayprogrammer]

No why would I, 1 Navhost and differentiate between routes as Master and Slave

[@welovfree]

​Do you recommend choosing a language other than Kotlin (like Golang) for the backend of an app?

[@odayprogrammer]

well i haven't really done any real backend work to say, but I don't see any problem with running Kotlin on the backend with Spring or something like that

[@Majestic351]

Thank you

[@ch1pkavarenychenko84]

hi, what about Preview using any of these solutions? it seems it won't be possible to get a Preview of screen content + TopBar

[@ch1pkavarenychenko84]

probably it can be resolved by creating a PreviewParameterProvider for each screen, but it looks like over engineering

[@odayprogrammer]

@@ch1pkavarenychenko84 show how it can be done better if you can, i'm always looking for better

[@ch1pkavarenychenko84]

@@odayprogrammer I haven't found any good solution at the moment, I decided to use single top-level Scaffold in the MainActivity to display Toast or Snackbar properly by using lambda callbacks from screens; in the composable screens I'm using Column as parent where I manage all aligments "manually" (TopBar only in most cases). I like Compose very much but if compare with Flutter it's weird how many things should be done just to achieve a basic things

[@odayprogrammer]

@@ch1pkavarenychenko84 amen

[@ARivanw]

u amazing sir

[@odayprogrammer]

No, u amazing