Beginning Flutter Debugging

Sep 29 2022 · Dart 2.18, Flutter 3.3, Visual Studio Code / Android Studio

Part 1: Beginning Flutter Debugging

07. Get a Tour of Dart DevTools

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Notes: 07. Get a Tour of Dart DevTools

DevTools was opened on a different browser and the base url was copied and pasted in Firefox. The original url had some parameters which were unintentionally left out. The correct url should be something like this: http://127.0.0.1:9101/#/?hide=debugger&ide=VSCode. So take note of this if you intend copying the url to another browser. The student materials have been reviewed and are updated as of SEPTEMBER 2022.

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Dart Devtools is a tool that provides different utilities for debugging and monitoring our apps. It runs in a browser and also inside VSCode and Android Studio thanks to the Flutter plugin.

import 'dart:developer' as dev;
...
onTapped: () {
  // After setstate()
...
  dev.log("Some long message");