On iOS, a UINavigationController is useful and very easy to use to push and pop views off of a stack.
Does Android have anything similar or equivalent?
Is there a recommended flow in Android, or just call Activities as you need them?
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On iOS, a UINavigationController is useful and very easy to use to push and pop views off of a stack.
Does Android have anything similar or equivalent?
Is there a recommended flow in Android, or just call Activities as you need them?
Android apps maintain a stack of activities. When one activity creates another activity, the new one is pushed onto the activity stack and takes over. Read more about the stack at Tasks and Back Stack, and more about activities generally at Activities.