Summary

You learned how to navigate between screens using the imperative approach of Navigator 1.0 in this chapter. This includes pushing and popping routes, which is fundamental for creating multi-page applications. Then we introduced Navigator 2.0, which provides a declarative way of handling navigation. This section explained how to manage complex navigation scenarios, such as dynamically changing routes and handling deep links, offering more control over the app’s navigation state.

In our exploration of Flutter navigation, we built a solid foundation by understanding both Navigator 1.0 and 2.0. Knowing when and how to use each model based on your app’s needs is crucial for effective navigation design. Transitioning from the imperative style of Navigator 1.0 to the declarative approach of Navigator 2.0 equipped us with the skills to handle more complex navigation patterns, thereby improving the scalability and maintainability of our code. Mastering deep linking...