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Overview

Background

In Android app development, it's common to use TabLayout and FragmentManager for managing screen navigation and providing a seamless user experience. However, as your app grows in complexity, you may encounter challenges in designing and implementing these components effectively. This demo aims to address common requests and concerns developers face in this context and provide practical solutions through live demos.

Features

During the demo, It implement the following topics

  1. Back Navigation within Pages: How to enable back navigation within individual pages displayed in fragments.
  2. Returning to the Top Level of a Page: How to implement a feature that allows users to return to the top-level view of a page.
  3. Tab-Level Back Navigation: How to enable back navigation specific to tabs within app.
  4. Maintaining Tab Content State: Preserving the tab contents when navigating to different states.
  5. Coexistence of Page and Tab Navigation: Learn how to seamlessly integrate both page and tab Navigation within app.
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Getting Started

To explore the demo and see these navigation features in action, follow these steps:

  1. Clone this repository to your local machine.
  2. Open the project using Android Studio or your preferred Android development environment.
  3. Run the app on an emulator or physical device to interact with the demo.

Demo Usage

Feel free to use this demo project as a reference or starting point for implementing tabbed navigation with TabLayout and FragmentManager in your own Android applications. The code and techniques showcased here can help you overcome common challenges and enhance the user experience in your apps.

Credits

This demo project was created by tetsu for the purpose of the presentation. If you find it helpful or have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Happy coding! 🚀

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