thanks, very concise implementation!

Thanks for this.✨✨

Best of the best.

Perhaps this will be addressed in a future video, but at the moment this doesn't properly handle configuration changes. In other words, if you tap to edit a donut, make some changes without saving, and then rotate the device, the changes will be lost. I would usually handle this by only calling ".get" on the view model when savedInstanceState is null, but I'm curious if there's another recommended way.

Great

Nice. New shiny feature forcing 30-year-old-C-style magic numbers. Especially, when underlying transport (Bundle) allows to avoid it...

I use inline classes for my database ids. Does SafeArgs provide a way to use inline classes for primitive types?

You're making my days

DonutEntryDialogFragment line 60, suold be >=0?

He just talked about Bundles, somehow that reminded me: we used Bundles for a very similar purpose with Intents and even then I noticed: you read the documenataion on Bundles and see: they aer designed for inter process communication. But Activities and Fragments in the same application are usually in the same process. So why do we need the full weight of inter process communication? We should be able to use something more lightweight, but not even SafeArgs will finally fix that for us.

I love this guy!

magical

@android developers The recommendation is to use activity viewmodel to share large data between fragments and nav args for sharing less data between fragments. How to determine when to use which one? Any parameter to check when we should switch from navargs to activity viewmodel?

First! JK. This video was short and to the point on how to use a powerful tool. Gives a great base.

Please tell me name for advanced Android book

How to pass a dynamic argument inside a deep link? Will use the Facebook SDK sharing functionality to deep link into my own app. User A which has my app installed shares an ad for my app to a Facebook friend via the Facebook SDK. Inside the ad is the deep link that will trigger the friend (who does not have the app installed) to download it from Play Store. Upon opening the app for first time, the deep link will take the new user to a fragment within the app. However, I need to pass an argument so this fragment will display accordingly. How can I do this??

What was that window that popped up at 3:51? It looks very useful--how do you bring it up?

Mantap

To be honest I really don't like the navigation stuf, and this, IMHO, is much more complicated than a basic companion function to create a fragment instance with a basically created bundle.

I am new to programming and this gradle thing make me suicide. why the programmer need to add different code, then stuck that graddle gives error. shouldn't the android studion be smart enough to add the necessary?

I am sure in bumblebee it doesn`t work like that

this looks ten times more complicated than the old Bundle way!! getInt() , getLong() why does Android complicate code and processes so much!