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Performance, DevTools & Release

FlutterLesson 28

What you'll walk away with

  • Explain the widget, state, and lifecycle behavior of Performance, DevTools & Release
  • Test responsive, failure, and interaction cases
  • Write accessible, testable, and performant Flutter

Build Performance, DevTools & Release in feature slices and verify it with unit, widget, and integration tests. Use measurable acceptance criteria for build modes, frame time, rebuild count, accessibility, and deployment configuration.

Build a Complete Mental Model

Build Performance, DevTools & Release in feature slices and verify it with unit, widget, and integration tests. Use measurable acceptance criteria for build modes, frame time, rebuild count, accessibility, and deployment configuration.

Apply It in Production Flutter

Run and test an original Performance, DevTools & Release example with small and large screens, text scaling, empty/loading/error states, rapid interaction, navigation restoration, and disposal cases. Use flutter analyze, widget tests, and profile mode where relevant.

After This Lesson

bash
flutter analyze
flutter test
flutter run --profile
flutter build appbundle --release
flutter build ios --release
flutter build web --release
You should see
Analyzed, tested, profiled, release-ready platform builds

Try It Yourself

Run and test an original Performance, DevTools & Release example with small and large screens, text scaling, empty/loading/error states, rapid interaction, navigation restoration, and disposal cases. Use flutter analyze, widget tests, and profile mode where relevant.

Lifecycle and Performance Warning

Assuming one screen's sample output proves every rebuild, overflow, accessibility, async, and lifecycle path.

Performance best practicesFlutter

Easy traps

  • Assuming one screen's sample output proves every rebuild, overflow, accessibility, async, and lifecycle path.
  • Doing expensive work in build(), leaking controllers or subscriptions, or calling setState over an unnecessarily large subtree.

Hands-on Exercise

Run and test an original Performance, DevTools & Release example with small and large screens, text scaling, empty/loading/error states, rapid interaction, navigation restoration, and disposal cases. Use flutter analyze, widget tests, and profile mode where relevant.

You'll know it worked when: Analyzed, tested, profiled, release-ready platform builds

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