Flow
A library for managing Android Activity UI states, navigation, and history with lifecycle-aware resource management.
What is Flow?
Flow is an Android library that helps developers manage UI states, navigation, and history within an Activity. It solves the problem of handling complex UI flows, supporting the back button, and preserving state across configuration changes and process death. By representing UI states as immutable key objects, Flow provides a predictable way to navigate and manage resources.
Android developers building apps with complex navigation patterns, such as master-detail views, layered screens, or dialog-heavy interfaces, who need robust state persistence and lifecycle management.
Developers choose Flow for its explicit approach to naming UI states, automatic history tracking, and seamless handling of Android lifecycle events. It simplifies resource management and ensures consistent behavior across navigation, making it easier to build maintainable and resilient Android apps.
Overview
Name UI states, navigate between them, remember where you've been.
Use Cases
Best For
- Managing complex navigation flows in Android apps
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