This month features an engineering presentation from Karan Pujji, Solutions Engineer at Sentry.
Details: Debugging doesn’t have to be a time sink. In this session, we’ll explore how integrated error and performance monitoring can give you the visibility needed to spot issues quickly and understand exactly where things go wrong in your iOS apps. You'll learn how to:
- Capture and triage crashes with detailed stack traces and rich context to pinpoint root causes.
- Set up real-time alerts so your team knows about issues as they happen.
- Identify performance bottlenecks and slow transactions to improve responsiveness.
- Use distributed tracing to connect issues across your full stack—from client to backend.
- Take advantage of tools built specifically for Swift and iOS to streamline your day-to-day development workflow.
Whether you're building new features or scaling an existing app, walk away with practical tips and best practices to help you ship faster and with more confidence.
We meet at North Seattle College, 9600 College Way North, in room LB 1105 in the library, on the first Thursday of each month. Join us beginning at 6:30 pm for networking. Talks begin at 7 pm.
If you'd like to give a talk (long or short), contact us at info@xcoders.org. We're a friendly group, and a good place to get some public speaking practice, or to explore a topic you'd like to learn.
North Seattle College is accessible via Link Light Rail (Northgate Station), and on several bus routes. Our classroom is about a 10 minute walk from the Northgate Transit Center. There is also parking available on campus.
https://northseattle.edu/directions-and-maps has a campus map.
https://northseattle.edu/parking-transportation/buses-and-link-light-rail lists bus routes serving North Seattle College.
After the meeting, we'll adjourn to Watershed Pub and Kitchen (all-ages friendly), across the John Lewis bridge, one block from the Northgate Link Light Rail station.
