Building High-performance Apps by Mastering Dart DevTools - Ashita Prasad
About the Talk:
With more that seven million apps available across iOS and Android stores, it is difficult to get downloads, but even harder to retain users. Performance of an app plays a key role in retaining users and developers can analyze & improve it by harnessing the power of the various performance and debugging tools that comes pre-packaged with Flutter, collectively known as DevTools.
In this talk, we will take a practical deep dive into the various tools (CPU Profiler, Performance, Memory, App Size, Network, Logging) available in the DevTools suite via real world app code-labs (like Wonderous App). And, we will learn how these tools can help you collect, monitor and analyze various metrics that can help you build high performance apps.
About the speaker:
Ashita is an ardent open source evangelist and a die hard Flutter enthusiast. She is the founder of Flutter Gems (https://fluttergems.dev), a visual package discovery platform that has helped more than a million Flutter developers across the globe. She is also the co-creator of API Dash (https://github.com/foss42/apidash), an award winning open source cross-platform API client built completely using Flutter. She loves helping fellow developers, runs a FOSS developers community and has delivered more than 30+ talks on ML, Data Science and Flutter in reputed international conferences such as Scipy, PyML, Flutter Global Summit, Flutter Vikings, Flutter Festival, Google DevFest, Flutter Forward Extended, etc.
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