Explore five main methods for sharing data between different screens in Android development using Jetpack Compose. Learn the advantages, disadvantages, and appropriate use cases for each approach, including navigation arguments, shared ViewModels, stateful dependencies, Composition Locals, and persistent storage. Gain practical insights to enhance your Android app development skills and make informed decisions when implementing data sharing mechanisms across multiple screens.
The Ultimate Guide to Sharing Data Between Screens in Jetpack Compose
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction
- Navigation arguments
- Shared ViewModel
- Sharing a stateful dependency
- Composition Locals
- Persistent storage
Taught by
Philipp Lackner
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