Navigation in Modular Applications with Deep Linking
summary
Deep linking is presented as the pragmatic way to decouple navigation in heavily modular or dynamic feature modules apps, avoiding compile‑time dependencies and fragile reflection. Compares three concrete implementations: manifest intent filter entries, a single catch‑all deep link processor that routes URIs to module‑local handlers, and generated routing via Airbnb DeepLinkDispatch or the AndroidX Navigation component. Shows that dynamic modules require runtime loading (no class references at compile time), that DeepLinkDispatch generates matching code, and that URI‑based routing scales cleanly across activities, fragments or views.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 0:11Modularization approaches
- 2:42Navigation patterns overview
- 4:28Deep linking fundamentals
- 6:40Deep link handling strategies
- 8:47Modular navigation challenges
- 9:52Dynamic feature modules impact
- 12:45Deep links for decoupling
- 15:13Future outlook and resources
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