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Jackson Hardaker
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Fran Aguilera
Software Engineer
Supercharged WebView Observability: Or What Happens When Android and Frontend Engineers Talk
Jackson Hardaker & Fran Aguilera · October 7, 11:20-11:40 AM CEST · droidCon Stage 2
WebViews have been a black box where standard observability tools go dark. Jackson and Fran show what happens when Android and frontend engineers team up to fix that: capturing LCP, INP, and CLS with Chrome Web Vitals, catching rage clicks, and funneling console output, resource errors, and promise rejections into the native layer for one source of truth.
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