Eric Seidel

Eric Seidel

@eseidel.com

leading shorebird.dev, formerly flutter.dev. Mostly post about Flutter.

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The hardest part of mobile dev isn’t writing code—it’s finding the best stickers 😎 Come find us at #ftcon25usa, grab one for your laptop, and let’s talk Flutter & Code Push! 🍻 Bonus: Happy hour with @vgventures.bsky.social tonight. Stop by to find out the details.

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Come work with us!

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Lawfare is hiring! We are looking for a new full-time senior editor. Responsibilities of the role include contributing analysis of key issues in national security law and policy and more. The ideal candidate will have a professional background in journalism, law, policy, or academia.

The last 2 months I’ve been reading the “Dungeon Crawler Carl” book series. It’s excellent. I have only a few pages left in current last Book (7) and a little sad to be nearly done. It’s pretty long. Maybe the most pages I’ve ever read by a single author? 🤔

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Getting ready for Google I/O next week, who’s going? 👀 It's always exciting to see what the Flutter team has in store and how the community lights up with updates. If you’re heading to the show, let us know! @eseidel.com will be on site and is always up for a Flutter chat.

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Level up your iOS dev experience with the new Flutter 3.29 release📱 Add bottom widgets to navigation bars, present modal sheets using the new CupertinoSheetRoute, and more. 👀

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“We were manually clicking through 30 app builds at a time. With over 1,500 Branded Apps, that process could take up to two weeks.” PushPress was managing 1,500+ white-labeled apps the hard way—until they integrated Shorebird. Read more → shorebird.dev/success-stor...

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We've grown a lot over the last 2 years 📈 As such, we've had to make various improvements to our backend infrastructure to continue to serve patches to millions of users worldwide. Learn more about some of our cloud infrastructure improvements ↓ shorebird.dev/blog/cloud-i...

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Are you at Google Cloud Next 25? We are! Come see @eseidel.com's talk today "Serving 1K QPS to millions of devices with only three people on Google Cloud" in the Developer Theater on the Expo Floor at 11:45AM.

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Heading to Google Cloud Next '25? Don’t miss this! On Day 2 at the Developer Theater, Shorebird Founder @eseidel.com will share how our team of three is scaling a world-class Flutter dev platform on GCP. Come see what’s possible when you use the right tools with the right team.

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“Let’s shorebird it”—that’s how much Visible relies on Shorebird. Faster fixes, smoother CI, and no more store delays. “Shorebird was a life changer for us,” said their Lead Engineer. Now they ship updates when users need them. ⚡️ Read the whole story on our website, shorebird.dev/success-stor...

shorebird.devVisibleWhen dealing with mobile apps and hardware devices which always need to be in sync the team at Visible turned to Shorebird to help their release process go smoother.

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🔥 #Flutter fam! Another week, another round of awesome updates that landed! Over 80 changes landed in flutter/flutter, heading to the beta channel soon! Get ready to test these within 3.31.0-1.0.pre.68 and beyond 🚀

What should I use to take (high frequency) log data and bucketing it into counts (e.g. 1s)? A time series db? If I get 1000 events in 1s, I want the data structure to say 1000, but I don't care about the individual event data. Most seconds/key pairs will be 0 most of the time.

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I've just published a new course module about Shorebird! 🐦 With Shorebird, you can push app updates instantly without going through app store review! 🚀 Bonus: if you sign up for the course, you get 1 free month of the Shorebird Pro plan. 🙌 All details in thread. 🧵

I improved Shorebird’s stack trace printing tonight. It was immensely satisfying. I don’t know why more folks don’t work down in compiler/runtime land. It’s fun!