Navigation3 is really a turning point for the whole Architecture Components team as we look to work closely with the Compose team and think more holistically about what it takes to build an Android app.

So if you're an ~L4 engineer who wants to help, I'm hiring!
www.google.com/about/career...

There's still a lot of things we have planned for Navigation3 in our 1.1 release and beyond, where each release will be an opportunity for patterns you see in our recipes repository to "graduate" and become (optional) helpers in the library itself.
github.com/android/nav3...

Jetpack Navigation 3 is stable! 🎉🎉🎉

Leaning into Jetpack Compose and the idea of combining smaller building blocks together really helped make Nav3 a much more flexible library that made it a joy to work on and hopefully for you to use as well!
android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/11/jetp...

Navigation 3 is stable 🎉 android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/11/jetp...

The ease with which adaptive layouts can be supported when using Nav 3 is so nice! (using list/details "SceneStrategy" in this case)

Using Navigation 3 with Compose Multiplatform #KMP #CMP johnoreilly.dev/posts/naviga...

One of the questions I get asked most about Navigation 3 is "how can I create multiple back stacks?". Now there's a recipe for that: github.com/android/nav3...

My talk on Navigation 3 from #dcldn25 is live (very impressive publishing from the droidcon team!). www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1Oi...

Navigation 3 is a really nice addition to the Compose ecosystem (from talk by @donaldturner.bsky.social at #dcldn25)

Really enjoying this year's Advent of Code - a great way to brush up on my Kotlin skills blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2024/.... Only problem is new challenges are released at 5am UK time and there's no way I'm getting up then! 🥱