added a doc for native navigation #9784
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Hi @karahanharunn I've slacked you some questions about this. It's targeting Mx8 docs currently, which we don't update anymore, and it feels a bit more like a blog/RN blurb. Let's find the best place for this info together over Slack. |
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| ## Key Improvements | ||
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| By switching to native navigation, you will immediately benefit from: |
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I'm going to pare this section down so it's smaller, and fits the docs.mendix voice, but I'll ensure readers understand the benefits of native navigation.
| * **⚙️ Optimized View Hierarchy** | ||
| The new navigation system reduces the complexity and depth of the view hierarchy. This not only improves performance but also enhances compatibility with automation tools like Appium that can have restrictions on view depth. | ||
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| ## Breaking Changes & Customization Limits |
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Do we have any other docs on our site which discuss these certain JS customizations?
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| > **Workaround:** Most apps already include top padding on their pages, which avoids this issue. We recommend ensuring your page content has adequate padding below the header. | ||
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| > **Solution:** We are developing a native button widget that will resolve this edge case. These will be released in a future update. |
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@karahanharunn can you please make a note in the JIRA issue you have for this software fix? The note should add a step like "amend docs". That way you'll be reminded to PR this doc so we can announce your improvements to the world.
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| ## Introducing Native Navigation in SP 11 | ||
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| With the release of Service Pack 11, we are excited to introduce a completely revamped native navigation system for all apps. This fundamental change moves navigation from a JavaScript-based implementation to the underlying native platform APIs, delivering significant improvements in performance, user experience, and memory management. |
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Need to mention the Native Mobile Builder (where these improvements are situated) more, and maybe link to other NMB stuff.
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