Shared Navigation on Kotlin Multiplatform with Decompose (KMP)

[@treasuretechnology1266]

Decompose is one of the best multi platform navigation library out there. good stuff Philipp

[@تاتي-ي6ر]

Is it better than voyager

[@Prod-23]

Appreciate the video. Coming from a Xamarin background this seems like a staggering amount of code for navigating between two screens.

[@rakam.a8070]

Can you do tutorial how to modularize Compose Multiplatform projects?

[@mahmoudalkateb2008]

YES FINALLY a comprehensive video about this topic!

[@TheZukkino]

Really interesting. I'd like to undestand how to manage all this stuff with different build variants, each one with a different navigation app tree. Thanks Philipp for your video. The content is always super clear.

[@MobileMastersAndroidiOS]

Your videos are the best on the topic of Kotlin Multiplatform Projects!

[@thomaswaldorf2829]

33:05 Xcode usually makes me select my Team from Signing & Capabilities, and the Xcode Simulator makes me sign into my developer account before an initial run. :)

[@ddaypunk]

I noticed this too and the older CMP tutorials even said to load the project in Xcode and run it once. It seems like the bundle id still doesn't get setup by the project wizard.

[@roshkaalex]

Thank you! We are waighig for more kmm videos ! For examle backgroung services (also workmanagers and backgroung tasks and etc). Location managers, Stomp client and etc

[@dleonardo3238]

would you prefer decompose over the default navigation also for non kmp projects?

[@PhilippLackner]

For native projects I like compose destinations

[@abada-s]

This is a great straightforward I like it , I hope to see something like compose destinations in the future 😊

[@PhilippLackner]

Already covered that :)

[@abada-s]

@@PhilippLackner I meant some generated codes with annotations

[@abdullahkardas8887]

please make a video for Voyager library also

[@livionaef]

Hi Philipp is there an easy way to use different product flavors with the Kotlin Multiplatform approach? 🤔

[@vladalexeev8529]

So you pass viewModel to Composable screen istead of a ViewState and pass lambdas to navigation straight from Navigation controller? I want to pass only ViewState to my Screen , how do I do it with this decompose?

[@thomaswaldorf2829]

17:05 while using Fleet, I had to manually declare import com.arkivanov.decompose.router.stack.childStack :)

[@arctan-k]

I used this library last year when I worked on KMP project

[@GG9K71]

Absolutely wonderfull!

[@DjuroRadusinovic]

At @31:50 you don't need to pass text field explicitly, just take it from the component :D

[@cbnewham_ai]

I'd like to see you do a video on PreCompose which is much more along the lines of the Jetpack navigation. This Decompose library is way too over-engineered, like something Google would write (but hey, they got Jetpack navigation right! ). Nobody needs this complexity in an app - certainly not smaller apps.

[@Alexmez]

Great video Philip

[@LITTLEANDROIDEV]

Thanks, this video help me a lot!

[@dineshkumarr8435]

Hi Philip, what’s the better way to add Google map in KMP ?

[@govindyadav7591]

What if I want to run long-running task in it what is an alternative to viewModelScope🤔

[@jamesogletree5257]

Philipp, how can I find detailed instructions on how to install and setup Kotlin Multiplaform on my computer with Windows 11 installed? I have installed Intellij Idea Ultimate 2023.3.3 on my computer. It allows me to create a new Jetpack Compose project but there is no emulators access, that I can find. I have not yet found a KZbin video detailing how to setup the emulator. Any help you can provide will be much appreciated.

[@ishubhamsingh]

For now voyager seems to be the simplest navigation library for compose multi-platform. Decompose is good but it just requires too much setup and boilerplate code for even simplest navigation, doesn't make sense to spend so much time on setting up navigation specially in smaller apps.

[@Prod-23]

I'm glad someone else said this. I'm looking at KMP for the first time and frankly my jaw is on the floow at how much code needs to be written for navigating between just two pages. This all has to be maintained ...

[@raheemadamboev]

Great video, thank you!

[@throughHistory-hj4sd]

is this the best approach for complex navigation ?

[@achmadichzan]

Would you use fleet IDE for the next KMP video tutorial?

[@mitulsheth]

Beautiful .... love it...

[@Lonkly6669]

How do you animate screen transitions with this? Upd: I see there's a navigation animation property in the stack.

[@scottmiddleton143979]

Anyone got experience with Voyager and thoughts on how it compares?

[@Jannis368]

It definitely is much simpler

[@iZakirSheikh]

Hay Philip. Thanks for your tutorials. One request. Would you please provide a tutorial about how to publish app to fDroid. Thanks

[@RezaZarchi]

I would like to see Google release the Jetpack Compose Navigation component for multiplatform as soon as possible. The current navigation implementation in Decompose is quite complex.

[@PhilippLackner]

@@RezaZarchi that's already available, but has some limitations at this point

[@mark-147]

Are there any alternatives worth considering (with KMP in mind but further down the line, ie only Android necessary in the short term). Also, can this be migrated to gradually from a fairly large (25+ screens) Android app?

[@LEEJIHUN]

Can you do tutorial how to use voyager in Compose Multiplatform projects?

[@jyashi1]

Can we hear the reasoning for choosing this over Voyager?

[@BasantKumar-bg3fg]

Hi Philipp, nice video its working fine in android and iOS, but how we can use it in desktop apps ? mean you have used following lines of code for android and iOS for android val root = retainedComponent { RootComponent(it) } setContent { App(root ) } and for iOS val root = remember { RootComponent(DefaultComponentContext(LifecycleRegistry())) } App(root) but what is the similar type for desktop apps ?

[@frankyjunior6005]

How do you pass value back to screen A with decompose?

[@bartoszszlapa]

If components are, in fact, view models can we share them between android and ios ?

[@dnyaneshwarpatil6537]

bro i have a laptop with 8gb ram so should i go for android dev with kotlin?

[@yuuzuX]

would you prefer precompose?

[@bruciew50]

Thanks Philip for this very informative video. I've just started using a MAC for the first time. I have installed the latest version (Hedgehog) but i can't get the auto completion of code working (was same on Giraffe). This is extremely frustrating as I am so used to this working on windows machine. The thought of having to type everything verbosely does not impress me at all. Any suggestions? Watching your videos everything is working beautifully, so I'm sure it can be fixed simply.

[@bruciew50]

I've found the solution. In the File Menu of Android Studio, at the bottom is a Power Save Mode item. Make sure this is turned off.

[@KevinMeneses]

Is there any advantage of using decompose over the other navigation libraries recommended by jetbrains?

[@abdullahkardas8887]

Jetbrains also recommends decompose library however Voyager is popular than decompose I think.

[@KevinMeneses]

@@abdullahkardas8887 I have used decompose and is nice, now I am trying precompose which is pretty similar to jetpack compose

[@osmanmusse9432]

Great Video

[@Dreamer2dev]

please what is your lap specs or pc specs ?

[@gulabpatel7477]

does any one knows how to make it lifecycle aware as in this way decompose doesn't work like lifecycle aware component?

[@ykorder6424]

is gestures works on ios?

[@chegekamau3870]

Hey, is it advisable to use kmp viewmodel with decompose.?

[@allanaraujo2157]

i also want to know. Do you find out?

[@bhanubhattarai13]

It's basically BLoC + some stack navigation.

[@proandroiddevir]

Make a video about Android Gradle plugin, Gradle version, and Android Studio compatibility Thanks🙏🙏

[@mubaraknative]

Great Really!!

[@deviantstudio]

too complicated api. too much of abstractions

[@markusmcgee]

Now we are talking...

[@bepositive9030]

I think PreCompose is good then Decompose.

[@vladikvelikiy]

How awful this library is

[@robotec101]

Everything is just fine, you just talk too much.

[@abdullah-hz9yi]

Flutter Better than this

[@Alexmez]

Great video