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troubleshooting some standard issues
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question: my app looks janky or stutters.
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how do i fix it?
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answer: performance issues can cause UI frames
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to be janky and/or slow down some operations.
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for more information, check out the
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performance page.
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question: i see a lot of garbage collection (gc) events occurring.
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is this a problem?
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answer: frequent GC events might display on
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the DevTools > memory > memory chart. in most cases,
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it’s not a problem.
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if your app has frequent background activity with some idle time,
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flutter might use that opportunity to collect the created objects
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without performance impact.
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<topic_start>
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providing feedback
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please give DevTools a try, provide feedback, and file issues
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in the DevTools issue tracker. thanks!
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other resources
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for more information on debugging and profiling
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flutter apps, see the debugging page and,
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in particular, its list of other resources.
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for more information on using DevTools with dart command-line apps, see the
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DevTools documentation on dart.dev.
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<topic_start>
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DevTools
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<topic_start>
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what is DevTools?
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DevTools is a suite of performance and debugging tools
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for dart and flutter.
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for a video introduction to DevTools, check out
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the following deep dive and use case walkthrough:
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dive in to DevTools
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<topic_start>
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what can i do with DevTools?
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here are some of the things you can do with DevTools:
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we expect you to use DevTools in conjunction with
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your existing IDE or command-line based development workflow.
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<topic_start>
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how to start DevTools
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see the VS code, android Studio/IntelliJ, or
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command line pages for instructions on how to start DevTools.
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<topic_end>
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<topic_start>
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troubleshooting some standard issues
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question: my app looks janky or stutters.
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how do i fix it?
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answer: performance issues can cause UI frames
|
to be janky and/or slow down some operations.
|
for more information, check out the
|
performance page.
|
question: i see a lot of garbage collection (gc) events occurring.
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is this a problem?
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answer: frequent GC events might display on
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the DevTools > memory > memory chart. in most cases,
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it’s not a problem.
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if your app has frequent background activity with some idle time,
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flutter might use that opportunity to collect the created objects
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without performance impact.
|
<topic_end>
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<topic_start>
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providing feedback
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please give DevTools a try, provide feedback, and file issues
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in the DevTools issue tracker. thanks!
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<topic_end>
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<topic_start>
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other resources
|
for more information on debugging and profiling
|
flutter apps, see the debugging page and,
|
in particular, its list of other resources.
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for more information on using DevTools with dart command-line apps, see the
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DevTools documentation on dart.dev.
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<topic_end>
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<topic_start>
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install and run DevTools from android studio
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<topic_end>
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<topic_start>
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install the flutter plugin
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install the flutter plugin if you don’t already have it installed.
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this can be done using the normal plugins page in the IntelliJ
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and android studio settings. once that page is open,
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you can search the marketplace for the flutter plugin.
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<topic_end>
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start an app to debug
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to open DevTools, you first need to run a flutter app.
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this can be accomplished by opening a flutter project,
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ensuring that you have a device connected,
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and clicking the run or debug toolbar buttons.
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<topic_start>
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