website VS docs.checklyhq.com

That’s starting to change now where you have things like Flutter which get you native cross platform apps with excellent documentation https://docs.flutter.dev/

Read all about dart language from documentation. This might take 2 days. You will get most value, videos are too slow. https://dart.dev/language Then read https://docs.flutter.dev/ skim over, try some things, to get familiar with how things work. Finally find out what state management they are using. Learn about it. Depending on how good programmer you are, you could be good to go by Monday.

How the examples on https://docs.flutter.dev work

In Flutter, a widget's "scope" refers to its enclosing widget tree and the context in which it is defined. While a widget can access properties and methods of its immediate parent and itself, accessing widgets higher up (ancestors) or lower down (descendants) in the tree can be challenging.

Official Flutter website: flutter.dev Flutter Documentation: flutter.dev/docs Flutter Widget Catalog: flutter.dev/widgets Flutter API Reference: api.flutter.dev

I would always recommend the really well done official flutter documentation ( https://docs.flutter.dev ) with its tutorials, codelabs, cookbooks and the docs themselves.

- https://docs.flutter.dev/ - generic app development approach with a common code base for all major user platforms. This is NOT just for web3 / blockchain apps but for any app that exposes a UI and works on desktop and mobile as Web or Native

Flutter Documentation: https://docs.flutter.dev/

With risk of tooting my own horn too much, this is exactly why I started my company https://checklyhq.com

We approach it a bit different: we blur the lines between E2E testing and production monitoring. You run an E2E test and promote it to a monitor that runs around the clock.

It's quite powerful. Just an E2E test that logs into your production environment after deploy and then every 10 minutes will catch a ton of catastrophic bugs.

You can also trigger them in CI or right after production deployment.

Big fat disclaimer: I'm a founder and CTO.

Headless Recorder from Checkly might be a cool addition and it supports Playwright and Puppeteer 🙌

At FINN we use Checkly once again to run our scheduled E2E tests. Some teams also use a combination of Make and Apify to run scheduled E2E tests on smaller projects.

This is a good area that needs to be fleshed out, so far the best solution I've found is https://checklyhq.com/

Playwright as a service + other monitoring checks is amazing.

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