Shorebird

At FlutterCon Europe, Eric Seidel shared his thoughts on the past, present and future of Flutter. Curious about where Flutter, Dart, and portable code are heading in the next five years? Dive into the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/gf5HUpww

AI can help you write code faster, but somebody still needs to review it. And if you still have two codebases for iOS and Android, that means two reviews. While AI is lowering the cost of building software, it's raising the cost of owning it. https://lnkd.in/gj-EygAR

We are hosting a community networking event in Austin on April 16th. Come meet the Shorebird team, get some cool swag, and network with other Flutter enthusiasts. https://luma.com/wetbt7xz

We are hosting a community networking event in Austin on April 16th. Come meet the Shorebird team, get some cool swag, and network with other Flutter enthusiasts. https://luma.com/wetbt7xz

Shorebird is more than an insurance policy. We've seen companies grow from using us for emergencies to using us as a central part of their release process. We can help you lower the cost of releasing Flutter apps and make it easier to back it out if something goes wrong. 

Where do all those passionate debates and design decisions end up? In your code base. Your code is your product’s long-term memory which is why fragmenting that memory across multiple platforms is a costly mistake. https://lnkd.in/gUzgP9AQ

🚀 Flutter Mumbai Meetup – Code Push with Shorebird Tired of waiting for App Store and Play Store approvals for every small bug fix or update? In this Flutter Mumbai meetup, we’ll explore Code Push using Shorebird , a powerful way for Flutter developers to deliver updates directly to users without submitting a new version to the app stores every time. Learn how this approach can help you ship fixes faster, reduce deployment friction, and improve user experience. The event will feature an introduction to Shorebird by Eric Seidel, followed by a hands-on workshop on implementing Code Push in Flutter by Google Developer Expert Abhishek Doshi 📅 Date: 14 March 2026 ⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM 📍 Venue: ITM Andheri, Mumbai 🗓 Agenda 10:00 AM – Registration 10:30 AM – Intro to Shorebird with Eric Seidel 10:45 AM – Workshop: Code Push with Flutter by Abhishek Doshi 12:00 PM – Event Closes Register: https://lnkd.in/dzQ84W-W 🌐 Stay Connected with Flutter Mumbai Reach out to us and stay updated with our upcoming meetups, workshops, and community events: GitHub: https://lnkd.in/dPd5wTmr Twitter: https://lnkd.in/dMWqEpCc Facebook: https://lnkd.in/dYvkkxup Meetup: https://lnkd.in/dG32WQWx Telegram: https://t.me/FlutterMumbai #tech #flutter #fluttermumbai #codepush #shorebird

Ensuring safety, security, and privacy to our customers is a top priority for Shorebird.

We're sponsoring a hands-on workshop with Flutter Mumbai Saturday, March 14th. Eric Seidel will kick things off virtually. For more details and to register: https://lnkd.in/g3fAU3wA

Hello everyone, Following up on my "build in public" journey for the cross-platform SaaS application I am developing. This week, the engineering focus shifted heavily toward database optimization, access management, and deployment agility. Here are the core technical implementations from this week's sprint: - Database Abstraction with Sequelize (ORM): To bridge the Node.js backend and MySQL efficiently, I integrated Sequelize. Instead of maintaining long, complex raw SQL queries, managing the database through programmatic model methods keeps the backend logic incredibly clean and maintainable. It also handles automatic table generation and schema synchronization flawlessly. - Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): I architected a hierarchical access system at the core of the business logic. The system strictly separates 'Admin' (business owners) from 'Employee' roles. This ensures secure, granular permission routing where owners have full visibility over inventory and comprehensive reports, while staff members are restricted solely to their specific operational flows. - True Deployment Independence via Shorebird (OTA Updates): By implementing Over-The-Air updates with Shorebird, I can push code changes directly to users in the background. It completely bypasses traditional store review delays. This provides incredible agility and platform independence, making it much easier to manage rapid iterations. Users simply get a prompt to restart the app, and the new version is live. Building these robust layers solo continues to be a rewarding challenge. As I move forward with this architecture, I would love to hear from the community. Do you have any general advice, best practices, or recommendations for scaling a Node.js and Flutter stack? Any insights on managing independent deployment cycles or database scaling are highly appreciated. All feedback is welcome!