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Expand Up @@ -265,6 +265,14 @@ widgets, the core engine is approximately 5MB, the framework + app code is
approximately 400kb, necessary Java code is 330k, and there is approximately
2.5MB of ICU data. We are working to get this smaller.

## My app has a Slow Mode banner/ribbon in the upper right. Why am I seeing that?

In development, Flutter apps run with a type checking and asserts enabled by
default. These checks help you catch errors early during development but impose
a runtime cost. The "slow mode" banner indicates that these checks are enabled.
You can run your app without these checks by passing the `--no-checked` flag to
`flutter start`.

## Where can I get support?

If you think you've encountered a bug, please file it in our
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