Kamal Panara

@SuhelDesings Yes it’s worth it, go for it. You should checkout @hungrimind for roadmap to learn flutter/dart.

@codewithkamal I’m Suhel, a CS student. I’m thinking of learning Flutter — is it worth it right now? If yes, how should I start learning it effectively without wasting time? Would really appreciate a clear roadmap or any tips.

Flutter devs: You can now stream your app's debug logs from ANY user's device. flutter pub add logmonitor_flutter Then: LogMonitor.init(apiKey: 'your-key'); Every debugPrint, log(), and print() → streamed to your dashboard. Works on iOS + Android. → logmonitor.io

How do you currently debug production bugs? Honestly curious. Do you: - Check server logs? - Ask the user what happened? - Something else entirely? Reply with your workflow. No judgment.

My favorite logmonitor feature nobody talks about: Log Switch User #382 reports a bug? → Enable logging for ONLY that user → See their exact logs in real-time → Fix the bug → Disable logging Surgical debugging. Zero noise from other users. logmonitor.io

Hot take: Most developers don't need observability platforms. They need to see what their console.log prints. In production. In real-time. That's it. That's the whole product. → logmonitor.io

@mehulmpt Yoooooo!

The new X feature. You can reply to this post only if you are (or will be) a crazy good developer.

@Firebase now that's what you should have called Firebase Studio

Cloud Shell in Firebase Console eliminates the need for local tool installations and complex environment setups, allowing you to control Firebase projects, deploy Cloud Functions, and experiment with new web apps effortlessly 😌 Discover how built-in tools enable tasks such as image conversion and web app deployment, all from a pre-authenticated Google Cloud environment ↓

Building logmonitor.io in public. Week 1 stats: → SDKs: Flutter + JavaScript → Setup time: ~2 minutes → Logs processed: growing daily The goal: become the simplest monitoring tool a developer ever uses. Follow along →

Stages of debugging a production bug: 1. "It works on my machine" 2. Check server logs (nothing useful) 3. Ask user to reproduce (they can't) 4. Add more console.logs 5. Deploy, wait, pray 6. Repeat for 3 hours Or... just stream your logs live with logmonitor.io

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@piyushgarg_dev AI coding tools slop.

Dekhte hai bhai, Kisko dead kare next?

Set up production log monitoring in 47 seconds: 1. npm install logmonitor-js 2. LogMonitor.init({ apiKey: 'your-key' }) 3. Open app.logmonitor.io Your logs are now streaming live. No config files. No agents. No YAML.

Datadog: $23/host/month + complexity tax Sentry: Error reports, not live logs LogRocket: Session replay bloat logmonitor.io: $9/mo. Live logs. That's it. Sometimes less is more.

Do you get it 😂 ?

you sit in a room with several others for a year go through what someone in front of the room is talking about some of you will get it quickly some will take time but that's not important its more important to finish what the person is talking about once they are done, you are asked what you understood but its not a chill conversation it is a stressful 2-3 hours, no talking to anyone, no referring to anything else, just relying on your memory from the past year - and putting everything down then the same person who talked all year, evaluates your answers and give you a score not just you - everyone else in the room as well and then they share who got the highest score and who got the lowest the highest ones are brought in front the room and everyone claps for them the lowest ones are told - you didn't understand much, did you why don't you go through an entire year of the person talking again and then let's see if you understand this time around welcome to classroom teaching

What if you could console.log your production app? Not error reports. Not crash dumps. Actual console.log output. Streaming live from your users' devices. That's what logmonitor.io does. One line of code to set up.

any good tutorial on how to self host Kimi 2.5 ?

@ariflogs thank you 😄

@codewithkamal love the PlanetScale vibe! ✨️

Your user says "the app crashed." You say "can you describe what happened?" They say "it just crashed." This is not debugging. This is a guessing game. There's a better way → logmonitor.io