Compose Navigation Animations (NEW)
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In this video I show you how to add animations to your jetpack compose navigation system.
Accompanist Animations:
github.com/goo...
Article by Ian Lake:
/ animations-in-navigati...
Samples:
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github.com/230...
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Im leaving another comment here because I'm starting a side project in compose and your video is helping a lot.
Just like this animated navigation. I saw it this morning and tried it out this afternoon, really useful content for the android community.
Thanks for your effort in studying, understanding and making it available for us.
Thanks for the engagement 😉
Really love your videos. And thanks for the shoutout for my Adopty sample app. 😀😀😄😄
It was super helpful to me
Hi Mitch, you light my days!
Thanks Mitch! It's really easy now to manage animations between screen transitions now
I'd recommend moving away from hosting the dependency definitions in your buildSrc as modifying them breaks incremental compilation. I'd recommend Gradle's incubating dependency management instead. Much easier to share dependencies between modules without causing build bottlenecks
Glad to see you again
Notification Squad!
Super awesome :D
was literally looking for how to add navigation animation.. the original dependency always uses crossfade now :( Thanks Mitch!
This guy is a living legend !
This is exactly what I was looking for.
I had done crazy thing to make animation work.
I created another compose activity
and placed my second composable there.
So, when I had to navigate I would launch that second activity.🤣
Compose all the way!
Thanks a lot Mitch! Engagement!
Can you please make tutorial for compose with Firestore database
Mitch u r my legend
Thanks Mitch
Engagement 👍🏻
Great video! 👏 However, could you please mention that the new Jetpack Compose comes with these built-in features? 🚀 Alternatively, consider pinning my comment for visibility. Thank you! 😊
Thanks dear Mitch. ❤️
Your stud from Ethiopia thanks
Great explanation, I have a question; from your implementation does it mean one can use popExit and popEnter without explicitly removing the destination from the stack (using popUpTo()) ?
Awesome
thanks man
✨ Nice
best information
Hola Mitch, thats awesome
YES
Awesome 😎 Do you have any videos explaining how to use multiple stack with NavHost ?
Does it automatically
after 1 year this library still experimental, not gonna use this library for large project
Now it is included in Compose Navigation 2.7.0-beta01+. No Accompanist library needed. Because accompanist are meant to be experimental before they are migrated to compose
dota
Not working with Jetpack compose version 1.1.1
can you check and update ?
There are multiple versions of Accompanist for the different versions of Compose:
You should use v0.23.1 for Jetpack Compose 1.1.1
The font is looking weird
Make an video of navigation in compose+viewmodel argument from prev. screen without using fragments
Using pure compose navigation
Like navigating from
Home to Chat with passing Friend id from home to chat And chat viewmodel get the id in constructor And load chats of friend by there Id
One more thing if I adding TextField compose at the bottom of screen and run the app when I tap to TextField the system keyboard covered the text field please check
Please provide solution for this problems
you are great 😎
I do that lots in my compose courses go watch
Great video. But the loud background music is quite annoying :(
Shouldn't be that loud. I can turn down for the next one
hi mitch , good job
i am still coding with java since three years،
Do I have to move to Kotlin ؟؟
Please I am waiting for your answer
Yes, it'd be a good idea
@Aayush Rana but it's not available on Android. Also Kotlin evolves too, it's not gonna stay static and let Java catch up.
I would go to Kotlin
these should be built in
Engagement
I've got to ask, what font are you using?
Avenir
Is there a way to do shared element transitions in Compose?
I have not done it
Is there any benefits of putting library dependency in .kt file?
Organization
@@codingwithmitch thanks for your reply. If there are lots of library being used do you personally feel it's good to make lots of kotlin file? I don't feel making and using lot's of class or files makes organised code. Just a personal thoughts.
@@vikashparajuli yes I like the buildSrc method
Any discount now?
Does accompanist mean that the library is third party and not from Google? 🤔
Go read the Accompanist GitHub 😉
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I watch your videos everytime. keep it bro
@@MrSaurabhnanda cute baby pic
@@codingwithmitch He's my baby boy.
Nice video. Not so much the background music. Super annoying while trying to watch at 1.5x speed.
hey lets play dota together.. :D
So you are playing DOTA then xDD
good but a lot of water
No pudge (
Yo Mitch, I heard that Florian refused to acknowledge you. When's the disstrack coming?
(Reddit post for context: www.reddit.com/r/mAndroidDev/comments/oy24rg/bruh/?context=3)
Yo Mitch , your wife does not like you getting engaged to so many people
😂😂