One benefit of iOS over android that no-one seems to mention. When you create a new screen (ViewController) you don't have to declare it in some weird manifest field in order to use it. You....just use it
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What downsides have you experienced with the nav component so far?
Anyway, it doesn't bother me, was just making a joke about the process of each OS
I find using it a bit confusing. You attention is spread between multiple places - XML Nav, XML Layout and Code. Also, customizing it in any way outside of what it gives you feels challenging. I can see how it can get me 90% of the way there but the last 10% will be a pain to do.
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Definitely get that feeling too, using the navigation XML file to declare things (I don't really use the UI) and getting the id's matching to get automatic menu-navigation to work. I had to set up my own Toolbar solution also as I didn't want to share via the Activity.
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The trick is that sharing the toolbar via the Activity doesn't scale at all the moment you have a second view that doesn't actually have the toolbar (or customizes it in some way), so it is best to move that into the Fragment itself instead. I don't think Nav is built for that.
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