<@U0CFMEK62> exactly, you hit the nail on the head...

# android

[maan]

@arkadiy exactly, you hit the nail on the head! this whole concept of intent & bundle is destructive of OOP pattern. In iOS all you have to do is to instantiate the UI view controller (and possibly pass parameters/configurations in constructor), then simply call “presentViewController”… if you want to interact with your controller, simply define methods in the controller then just call those methods