
TIPS FROM CHATGPT FOR REDUCING BUG FIXING TIME.
ChatGPT is brilliant, and awesome. I asked what I should do to reduce bug fixing time.
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ChatGPT is brilliant, and awesome. I asked what I should do to reduce bug fixing time.

Bugs in physical world are beautiful. But in digital world, bugs are unwanted, but they do come uninvited.

Firebase Crashlytics is used in most of the mobile apps to detect crashes. It also reports ANRs in Android with a detailed stacktrace.

One of the important advice from my mentor is to keep collecting as much publicly available information about apps that use our platform, connect with key people, and collect feedback about Appxiom.

Like any software development activity, when developing an app in flutter we encounter issues. But developers thrive because we are open to fixing issues.

While architecting any software solution, it’s important to focus on below three principles.

The impact of memory leaks, abnormal memory usages, slow frames and frozen frames, ANR and App Hang, UI thread blocks, network issues, and all other bugs are now presented in a tangible way. Also bugs can be ordered based on the number of devices that are affected. This helps mobile app developers to prioritise bugs and to understand where they need to focus on to improve the performance of the app.

Any developer who has ever written an Android app must have faced the age old issue of 'App Not Responding' popularly known by the acronym ANR. ANRs are UI/Main thread blocks that prevail for more than 5000 milliseconds. Fixing ANRs require three steps much like any other issue. 1. Get to know the existence of the issue. 2. Get accurate data points to identify the root cause of the issue. 3. Get the issue fixed and release a patch version fast.

Android released its OS version 12 developer preview back in February and is currently in beta 3.

Friends, I would like to share an incident where I failed as a programmer.

That computer programs could have errors is a thought as old as computers. In a note dated 1843, Countess Ada Lovelace, world's first computer programmer, explained how Charles Babbage's Analytical engine could generate wrong output not because of any mistake with the device itself, but because it c

Ever since the pandemic began, most developers have been practising the art of remote working. While we continue to enjoy the flexibility to work in our own times, at least some of us tend to overlook the fact that our home systems can be vulnerable to cyber threats.

The decade long legal war between Google and Oracle regarding the former's right to use Java SE APIs has concluded now with the Supreme Court verdict dated 5th April, 2021.

Almost everyone who are into software and other digitally enabled professions spent last one year working from home.
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