I'm currently working with a legacy codebase using the Firebase v7 (7.14.2) web client and a firebase-functions v3 (3.19.0) backend.
At the Firebase docs, the oldest reference is for the v8 API. Is there a way in which I can get the older v7 docs anywhere?
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My app already has integrated Firebase SDK for Crashlytics.
Is that SDK sufficient for implementing Firebase Dynamic Links feature or will I require an additional/separate SDK?
Each Firebase product comes with its own SDK. If you want to use Dynamic Links, you will have to include the specific SDK for iOS, Android, C++, or Unity. This is indeed in addition to the Crashlytics SDK you're already using.
This is a reach out to the Firebase team. Before migrating to your new SDKs, I was wondering if EmberFire is already ready to handle Firebase 2.0. Should I expect any issues?
We don't have Emberfire for the JavaScript SDK 3.x.x yet - but it's coming very soon. Keep an eye on the Github repo for updates very soon!
I have been developing a firebase app for a few months now. Looks like the API is changing with the Google migration. Can i still use the old version of Firebase (2.3.2). We are getting ready to QA no way can we just change our code like this.
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The Firebase 2.x SDKs will keep working. We have no current plans to retire the 2.x API, just as we've kept our 1.x APIs up since we introduced 2.0 (in November 2014).
We of course hope that you'll find the new features and pricing compelling enough to upgrade your project to our new Firebase console and at some point also update your code to the new SDKs. We have handy migration guides for Android, iOS and Web apps.
Firebase has an Android library. How can I integrate with nativescript?
There is no tutorial out there. I really need help for the setup and how to call those api.
I've just built nativescript-firebase, which is loads the Firebase Node.js SDK in a way that's compatible with NativeScript.
Also, Eddy Verbruggen has written nativescript-plugin-firebase which uses Firebase's corresponding Android and iOS SDKs.
Since AuthSub is no longer working reliably, and along with OAuth 1.0 has been deprecated by Google for API Access, it seems that we'll have to upgrade our applications to support OAuth 2.0. My question is, do we have to upgrade to v3 of the Calendar API to use OAuth 2.0? Or can we use the older calendar APIs, V1 and/or V2 with OAuth 2.0? We're using the google Java client libraries.
I'd suggest going ahead and upgrading to Calendar v3 at the same time as OAuth 2.0 since you'll probably need to move to the newer Google API libraries rather than the old GData library anyways. However, from a protocol standpoint (not necessarily from a library standpoint), all versions of the Google Calendar API should work with OAuth 2.0 tokens.