This meeting between the State Changers focused on understanding and rectifying some issues related to code. The participants discussed significant aspects such as obtaining a public sandbox access token, understanding the purpose of the `account_id`, and the use of console logs for error tracing. They also reviewed the superfluous code elements, such as lines 42 and 43, which do not contribute functionally.
In addition, they contemplated the utility of specific software tools. The State Changers mentioned using JavaScript in conjunction with WeWeb and FlutterFlow, noting that the integration process was fairly smooth. They also discussed the advantage of using platforms like ScriptTag for code storing and debugging, as it offers easier error identification and future integration with GPT (also known as OpenAI). Given the presence of unnecessary console logs in their code, they agreed upon the practice of slashing or removing them when it is ready for production. Also, they considered shifting to a more reliable code editor that offers better control over the code, as it's crucial to their business. Regarding workflow, they compared FlutterFlow's effectiveness during the night and day, indicating a better experience with the desktop version of the software.
(Source: Office Hours 4/3 )
