Watching a Flutter app crash

Creating memorable experiences in production apps often means pushing the limits of what devices and frameworks can do, and that can mean running into the occasional crash or bug. In this talk, you'll see how to use distributed logging and Dart's built-in capability for guarding code execution to keep an eye on how your app is performing in the field. Along the way, you'll learn about some great tools from Google Cloud and Firebase that can help keep your app running smooth.
Resources:
Flutter error handling → goo.gle/3ucNdzA
Firebase Remote Config → goo.gle/3r1I5Mz
Google Cloud Logging → goo.gle/3r6G9Cy
Speaker: Andrew Fitz Gibbon
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[@acavals8080]

My app is still in a pretty early stage, but I'm definitely saving those tips for later!

[@tddod5060]

Is it possible to share this demo code repo? Thanks a lot.

[@JaredHasson]

Very useful information! Thanks for explaining this in such an animated way

[@mahesh5452]

Thank you

[@attibaloch2824]

Amazing 🤩🤩

[@FishTrips]

Hello! Is there way to access this demo code for better understanding?

[@VictorOnFlutter]

up

[@user-tx4wj7qk4t]

This is incredibly low level and messy.