In this meeting, the State Changers discuss about improving the functionality of their app. They deeply explore the concepts of app and page states. App state is presented as preferable when one wants to store elements that will be used across different pages, while page state is ideal for more transient elements that are constrained to a specific page. The conversation focuses on data manipulation with API calls and setting page states to improve the app's responsiveness and create a better user experience. The team looks at the flow of data from API calls to page variables, and the updating of these variables to reflect real-time changes.
They also touch on the idea of response caching to optimize performance, but first want to properly establish the app functionality. Debugging and issue resolution are also discussed, with emphasis on live testing on mobile platforms to evaluate how well the final client experience corresponds to the developers' intentions. The platform they are working on seems to be FlutterFlow, although other tools or platforms such as Firebase, Xano, or and others from the provided keyword list are not explicitly mentioned. However, it's evident that they are working on improving the state management, responsiveness, and overall performance of an app that seems to deal with live updates, possibly in relation to sports schedules. In conclusion, the core of this meeting is about refining app functionality, understanding the distinctions and proper use of app and page states, optimizing performance through potential response caching, and ensuring the best user experience possible through live testing.
(Source: Office Hours 3/9 )
