Improper handling of navigation stacks or mixing multiple navigator APIs (like Navigator.push vs GoRouter) can lead to unexpected transitions or app freezes.
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What are the Common Mistakes?
- Using multiple MaterialApp instances (each creates its own Navigator stack)
- Pushing routes from async functions without checking mounted
- Misconfigured routes, onGenerateRoute, or conflicting routing packages
Best Practices:
- Use only one MaterialApp at the root of your app
- Prefer declarative navigation (e.g. go_router) for large apps
- Always check mounted before navigation from async methods
dart:
if (mounted) { Navigator.of(context).push(MaterialPageRoute(builder: (_) => NextPage()));
}
For scalable routing, use go_router or auto_route with named routes and deep linking support.