Android Studio 3.3 includes the Navigation Editor, which visuals your navigation graph. Other features and benefits include:
- Automatic handling of fragment transactions
- Correctly handling up and back
- Default behaviors for animations and transitions
- Deep linking, including proper backstack generation
- Implementing common patterns like navigation drawers and bottom nav with little additional work using the Navigation UI library → http://bit.ly/2EWYtoV
- Type safety when passing information while navigating using the Safe Args plugin → http://bit.ly/2VR7kPM
To learn more about Navigation, check out:
- The Navigation Component Documentation → http://bit.ly/2TJuhao
- Navigation Codelab → http://bit.ly/2TSa9mB
- Single Activity: Why, When, and How at Android Dev Summit '18 → http://bit.ly/2u5OoRC
- Android Studio 3.3 Blogpost → http://bit.ly/2VWxJMc
- Base Navigation Reference Documentation → http://bit.ly/2EY0Mbn
- Fragment navigation Reference Documentation → http://bit.ly/2UB0ltY
- Navigation UI Reference Documentation → http://bit.ly/2FbXKBL
- Source code (part of AOSP) → http://bit.ly/2UBbHOG
- Navigation Editor Issue Tracker → http://bit.ly/2VWvrws
- Navigation Component Issue Tracker (Non Navigation Editor) → http://bit.ly/2CjXazR
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