The "fastest" application of Flutter of all time!
summary
A multi‑device VIP ecosystem for Trackhouse Racing runs on Flutter with a monorepo, shared packages and a tokenized design system, delivering real‑time car position, in‑car video, team comms and CMS theming. Edge Mac Mini servers ingest NATS telemetry, cache snapshots in Redis and push a 60 Hz data stream to LiveKit; testing uses a Rust replay server to simulate 250 million messages per race and ~100 GB of race data.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 2:45Digital ecosystems
- 7:22Team transformation
- 11:53Multi-device maturity model
- 17:13Track House Racing case study
- 18:38NASCAR VIP experience
- 23:58Track House ecosystem
- 33:06Extending the journey
- 35:55Key takeaways
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