The Stack Trace Triage Problem Every app that ships crashes. Users hit unexpected states, device configurations trigger edge cases, third-party libraries fail in mysterious ways. When a crash report lands in Firebase Crashlytics, you’re looking at a stack trace, maybe some breadcrumbs or custom logs, and you need to decide: Is this a high-priority bug? […]
Rubber Duck Debugging with AI: The Modern Approach “Rubber duck debugging” is an old technique: you explain your bug to an inanimate object (a rubber duck), and in the process of explaining, you discover the problem yourself. Today’s AI assistants make this technique more powerful. Instead of talking to a duck, you can ask an
The Part of Android Development “Nobody Enjoys” :P Writing tests and debugging are the two parts of Android development where most developers lose the most time. Tests feel like writing code twice, and debugging often means staring at a stack trace while trying to hold an entire call graph in your head. Claude Code doesn’t
