The State Changers meeting mainly discussed the issues faced when trying to run an app in Xcode, the use of FlutterFlow, mobile development techniques, and app naming practices. The meeting began with one of the participants experiencing errors in Xcode. After review by the team, they set to try running the code again.
The conversation then shifted to discuss the use of FlutterFlow. It was noted that setting up such tools early makes mobile development faster and running test fixtures more efficient. They also reflected on how the speed of development using code differs significantly from using no-code tools such as FlutterFlow. The aim of this initial set-up was to create a tight development loop where changes can quickly be re-run and tested on a phone. This allowed the developer to quickly see the effects of changes. The topic of app naming also arose, with the team explaining that the temporary name (My fantasy app), can be updated later. The bundle ID would reflect the actual company name once settled upon. It is encouraged to have an infrastructure where new apps can be easily created. Lastly, the approach to resolving errors was to lean into Google, and research and understand the error messages to come up with a solution. It's a repetitive process where sharing more data may lead to successful problem-solving.
(Source: Office Hours 5/31 PM )
