Stack Navigator: JavaScript-based Screen Transitions
Stack Navigator treats your screens like a stack of cards: push a new screen on top, pop it off to go back. It’s ideal for standard navigation flows, but its JavaScript-based implementation means you trade the performance of a native solution for…
Stack Navigator treats your screens like a stack of cards. Each new screen is pushed on top, and navigating back pops it off to reveal the previous one. It's a common choice for standard flows, like going from a list to a detail view, because its JavaScript implementation allows for deep customization of animations and headers. The main footgun is performance: since it's not a native component, its animations can be less smooth than its counterpart, `NativeStackNavigator`. Choose it when you need customization over native speed.
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