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Given Firebase and Flutter are both Google products I assumed the integration would be quite tight.
Whilst the Firebase API's are available in Flutter, I was surprised to see that Firebase UI isn't. It would be immensely useful to have this feature, especially given the features it supports.
There are two community plugins, both of work do not compile to iOS due to Twitter x64 compatibility issues.
Whilst a Firebase Flutter UI integration is in the works, would it be worth creating the integration with platform channels?
I think it's a huge shame we don't support this feature and it can really hinder the progress of development for apps that rely on the Firebase login features.
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I'm planning to build a web app in such a short time. I'm planning to just use what I've learned in Firebase 8.9.1. However, I've learned that there was a new version of Firebase. These are the functions that I would most probably be using:
Database: Firestore
Will be using Firebase Authentication
The usual CRUD operations
Queries and distributed counters for functions similar to inventories
Firebase Hosting
Are there any big differences between the two versions? And is it alright if I'll just stay with version 8.9.1?
The difference is mostly the syntax but all services work as they used to. I would recommend updating to newer version so you get all the new features from Firebase.
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I am new to the Firestore database so bear with me.
I am building a question/answer app with Flutter and Firestore. The questions are asked by us (backend) and is answered by a user with all answers public (All users seeing all answers). How would be the best way to set this up in the Firestore database?
For you to connect your Flutter application with Firebase, I would recommend you take a look at the following articles and tutorials, on how to achieve this integration.
Add Firebase to your Flutter app
Integrate Flutter project with Firebase
Once you achieve, you should be fine with the use of Firebase as a database for your application. After that, I found some repositories and articles that might give you some insights on question/answer application, in different formats, either quiz or forums, that I hope you will help you.
Repositories:
firebase-android-quiz-app
Online Quiz App using Firebase
Articles:
Flutter: how to build a quiz game
Answering Questions on Flutter App Development
Let me know if the information helped you.
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I start to develop a new web application using meteor, but i noticed that the last update of meteor platform is from 2017 !!
so i became confused of its reliability.
is it dead??
or what is happen to meteor developing team?
Sure it's not dead.
They keep rolling new updates: https://docs.meteor.com/changelog.html
So the answer meteor is not dead.
Also, I suggest to use Meteor with React / Angular instead of Blaze. This will allow to migrate from meteor if you'll need it.
Update:
Recently Meteor got investment from Tiny.
This will help maintainers to concentrate on meteor features and split it from GraphQl.
I think if it were dead nobody would invest in it.
read on techcrunch
read on meteor.com
It's absolutely not dead. Meteor has been going strong and progress is being made.You can read about the latest changes in the Roadmap. 1.9.1 has been released a couple of days ago. You can find lots of Meteor community members at this slack channel
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I'm implementing an Android app that collects data throughout the day. When the user returns home where there is internet connection, then the app will push data to backend.
I have been looking into Firebase for this. It has offline capabilities that would save data into disk in case there is temporary network interruptions.
My question is whether the offline feature fits with my scenario? Is the feature designed for short term interruptions, or works with any kind of interruptions?
It works with any kind of interruptions. So if you don't have an internet connection during the day, when you come back home in the evening, all the changes made when you were offline will be pushed to Firebase database.
To achieve this you need to use this line of code:
FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().setPersistenceEnabled(true);
Hope it helps.
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How do I do my business logic on server-side on firebase?
Will the web app still have the benefits of progressive web app if I do this?
Reason to do this: Anybody can run Javascript code on your website if the person knows how to use the developer tools available in modern browsers.
Is firebase Queue (NodeJS on AWS) the way? I am a noob to all this.
You need to write more of your business logic on font-side than traditional way. To make it safe, you need to write access rules carefully on firebase console.
And it's not enough, you also need a server-side, nodejs is a good choice, there are many useful library, such as firebase, firebase-queue, firebase-admin. You can deploy these servers on the google cloud with docker.