Hey FlutterFlow Community! 
I recently explored the new Custom Code References feature introduced in the update, and it’s a game-changer for managing and optimizing custom code within our projects.
What is Custom Code References?
This feature helps identify unused custom functions, actions, and widgets in your project. It provides:
- Warnings for unused code: Easily spot and remove redundant code.
- Reference tracking: View where each custom code element is used across your project.
- Quick navigation: Jump directly to the code’s usage location within the builder.
To activate, toggle the tool on in the Custom Code toolbar.
Benefits I’ve Experienced
- Cleaner Codebase: By removing unused code, my projects are more maintainable.
- Improved Performance: Eliminating redundant code has streamlined app performance.
- Efficient Debugging: Quickly locating code references simplifies troubleshooting.
Questions for the Community
- Have you started using the Custom Code References feature? How has it impacted your workflow?
- Any best practices for integrating this tool into your development process?
- Have you encountered any challenges or limitations with this feature?
Let’s share our experiences and tips to make the most of this powerful addition to FlutterFlow!