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#589
In this video, we delve into advanced navigation techniques in SwiftUI using the NavigationStack and NavigationPath APIs. We start by discussing the limitations of pre-creating views for all possible destinations and how lazy navigation can optimize this process. We then shift focus to implement deep linking within the app, allowing direct navigation to specific content. We demonstrate how to bind a navigation path to an array of Hashable elements and dynamically update the navigation state. NavigationPath gives us tools to modularize our code while maintaining state-driven navigation and deep linking.
#588
SwiftUI's NavigationView was short-lived and replaced by NavigationStack which offers much more flexibility. In this episode we will look at the problems of using a NavigationLink with a specified destination view and replace it with the navigationDestination modifier which allows us to lazily instantiate destination views based on Hashable values.