Will Google Firebase support .NET core application? How to find the list of programming language supported by google firebase.
I couldn't find any information related to the supported programming language in their official site: https://firebase.google.com/docs/hosting/
Update 1:
* We can use Node.js and Express App
Firebase Hosting is a static hosting solution that also offers integration with Google Cloud Functions. Firebase Hosting will support whatever languages are supported by Cloud Functions, which is currently only Node.js.
It is unlikely that .NET Core will be supported any time in the near future, if at all.
Firebase can be used with IOS, Android, C++, unity, and web according to this page:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/
If you want to use .net
then you can use Firebase Rest API
Also check those:
https://github.com/step-up-labs/firebase-database-dotnet
https://github.com/ziyasal/FireSharp
You can host only static applications in firebase like Agular, React and normal HTML pages with CSS and javascript. If you are looking from any framework from Microsoft then you can host Blazor apps in firebase.
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I am developing a .NET MAUI app for use on iOS, Android, and Windows devices.
In general, I have found that the documentation on Firebase to be lacking when integrating within any .NET application. In particular, given the quick rise of .NET Maui's popularity, I don't see any advice with regard to allowing my MAUI app to add Firebase authentication via Login with Google or Facebook. Maybe the documentation hasn't caught up yet?
Here is a screenshot the the project settings in my Firebase project.
Do I need to configure an Android app and then an iOS here for Google login?
If there is anyone who has accomplished this for .NET MAUI and could provide some guidance, I'd be all ears.
I am currently following a Xamarin tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYMCrD9klA0
I saw Todd's video on enabling offline persistence on YouTube, in that he said it is not needed for Android and iOS apps but is required for Web.
But React Native is neither, so do we need to enable it or is it automatic??
React Native involved writing JavaScript for client apps, which means you're using the Firebase JavaScript APIs, which means you're subject to the implementation details of the Firebase web SDKs. So, if you're using the Firebase web SDKs, you need to explicitly enable offline persistence.
There is a mess of services converting your existing web application into a native iOS and/or Android app.
For push notifications they all support OneSignal.
But I couldn't find any supporting Pusher.com.
Did anybody know a service like GoNative which support Pusher?
Thanks.
While I am not familiar with app conversion tools you mentioned, you should be able to use Pusher Beams SDKs for Android and iOS directly.
You can find the SDKs here:
iOS: https://github.com/pusher/push-notifications-swif
Android: https://github.com/pusher/push-notifications-android
And there are several tutorials published on Pusher Tutorials site, just search for the Beams tag:
https://pusher.com/tutorials?tag=Beams
I am using GoolgeFirebase for my android application. I want to make an admin portal at GoogleFirebase connected to that application's database to view some admin related tasks, like showing waiters with rating where i have all the wiaters and rating data stored in Google Firebase Realtime Database.
Do i have to create a web app, connected and hosted at the Google Firebase or the GoogleFirebase facilitate itslef for creating some admin portal for the android app.
You have to build something. A web app using firebase hosting is really easy but you can host it anywhere you want including on your own PC. Of course you can also build any kind of app using one of the SDKs or anything that can do HTTPS requests. An special admin android app is an option. Java desktop GUI app may be to your liking.
Sometimes I find building a commandline tool in node.js is perfect for my needs. The command line lets me pipe the output to other tools that are helpful.
Firebase provides a number of Admin SDKs to help build server-side or desktop applications. As of now there are Admin SDKs available for Node.js, Java and Python (although the Python SDK is new and doesn't have realtime DB support yet). You can use one of these SDKs to build your admin portal webapp.
I have a really simple question yet not answered (I think) in realm documentation. I am buildint and App that does have API + iOS App + Android App + Web. The web also needs to access to the API and here comes my question:
If I migrate to realm for iOS, Android and api, would it be possible to use it for the web through any type of calls? If so, could you give me some links or documentation to read?
I am assuming you are referring to using the Realm Object Server as your backend. Right now, the server does not offer a web interface, such as a built-in REST API.
Instead, you could build this with the enterprise edition that offers a Node.js SDK where you can access the Realm data server-side. You could create REST endpoints and then retrieve/apply data via the Node.js SDK. Any change that came in through the REST API would then be automatically synced to the mobile clients.