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How to Build Real-Time Android Features Using Firebase

Developing Real-Time Features with Firebase in Android 1. Introduction Real-time features are essential for modern mobile applications, enabling immediate data synchronization across all connected devices. Firebase offers powerful tools like the Realtime Database and Firestore to build these features efficiently. This tutorial will guide you through integrating Firebase into your Android app to…

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Setting Up Firestore in Firebase: A Complete Guide for Windows and macOS Apps

In this tutorial, you will get a step-by-step guide to the Firestore database in Firebase for Windows and MacOS apps.

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Day 000 - bootstrapping

Alright, today is going to be another busy day. I have so much to do, also its snowing?! Wow, that doesn't happen often where I live but it was nice to see, its been ages since I last saw snow, when I was but a whee little boy. Reminds me of a conversation that was had between two characters I like. Let me recreate the scene with my brilliant writing skills.

The beautiful witch looked at the boy and asked, "Why is snow white?", the boy, confused responded that he didn't know to which she answers "The reason its white, is because its forgotten what color its supposed to be". Hours pass by and the two are back together again after spending those hours apart, a conversation has lead to the witch revealing that she doesn't remember anything about herself, the boy while holding her gently says to her, "I still don't know why snow is white, but its beautiful none the less"

Awesome read right? I know I know, keep your panties on, I've some work to do.

The goal of today is to get the team moving forward, we have to finish this app within the next 3 weeks. I'm the technical lead so I have to make sure things go according to plan, I think I finished planning the architecture for the backend, each feature that the app needs will have its own service, each service will be coded using NodeJS (I want to use NestJS but I'm bit too under experienced to even start with that so I'll go with a simple MVC or perhaps the same 3 Tier architecture as NestJS, nothing too complicated). Each service will have its own database (stuck between mysql and postgreSQL but I'll go with mySQL, if I change my mind then I'll migrate) and some services will make use of firestore. Each service only worries about its own data and no sharing, there will be duplication of user data across all services though, I'll think about it later whether its good for security or not.

Communication between the services will be done using RabbitMQ, why? Because its simple and fast, I don't want each service to talk to each other over HTTPS requests, I'd rather make use of RabbitMQ and its free tier.

The frontend, I'll have to supervise the frontend and also do communication with the client on what she thinks because we don't want to disappoint so keeping transparency is a good approach.

I'm planning on deploying all these services using GCP Cloud run, and for the frontend, since its a web app Firebase hosting is good enough. Hopefully there's a good CICD tutorial out there.

I also have to train the AI at some point, what a pain!!! I DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW TO DO THAT!!! Don't judge me because I did an AI class, well I tried my best but I'll have to relearn again.

To summarize what I have to do today:

Finalize the backend system diagram

Set up tasks on project board

Assign mysql databases to each service

Ask our client a question, I don't usually ask so I'll make sure its a useful question

Good luck to me, let's do our best!!

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32 - How to Add Data to Firestore (CRUD in Firebase and Vuejs)

32 – How to Add Data to Firestore (CRUD in Firebase and Vuejs)

If you want to become a full-stack web developer with JavaScript and Vuejs, I have created this course for you for FREE. You will to Vuejs from scratch and then we will build an E-commerce website with our Vuejs Knowledge. You will learn about Cloud Services like AWS and Firebase. Source Code: https://github.com/Hujjat/vue-shop Also, you will learn how to accept payment with Stripe. Plus much…

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Tutorial Lengkap Membuat Smart Home dengan Arduino

Tutorial Lengkap Membuat Smart Home dengan Arduino

Membuat smart home berbasis arduino dan internet of things (iot) merupakan pilihan yang tepat dengan harga yang sangat terjangkau, artikel ini akan mengupas tuntas tutorial membangun projek smart home dengan arduino, esp8266, esp32, bluetooth dan wifi. Arduino IDE merupakan software open source yang dibangun dengan berbagai macam bahasa pemograman seperti Java, C++, C dan Python. dengan…

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Flutter Tutorial - Flutter Web Chat UI With StreamChat - Response Web App 3/3

Flutter Tutorial – Flutter Web Chat UI With StreamChat – Response Web App 3/3

TIMELINE 0:00 Introduction Web Chat UI 0:32 Introduction Authentication 1:15 Google Sign In 4:51 Stream Chat Authentication 7:05 Stream Chat Generate … source

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Vue.js Firebase Tutorial: Build Firestore CRUD Web Application ☞ http://bit.ly/2lvsNRP #vuejs #javascript

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Angular Tutorial - Learn to build Angular Firestore Todo App From Scratch | 3 Hours ☞ https://morioh.com/p/e41efc40ea76?f=5c21fb01c16e2556b555ab32

#morioh #angular9 #angulartuorial #angular #firebase

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Flutter Tutorials -  Firestore CRUD Crash Course ☞ https://morioh.com/p/98c5a95d6c05

#flutter #firebase #security #mobileapps

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Build a To-Do List App with Flutter and Firebase Cloud Firestore

1. Introduction 1.1 Brief Explanation Building a to-do list app using Flutter and Firebase Cloud Firestore is an excellent way to create a scalable and feature-rich application. This project combines Flutter’s robust cross-platform capabilities with Firestore’s real-time database, offering an engaging and dynamic user experience. 1.2 Learning Outcomes By following this tutorial, you will…

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Modifying Firestore Database Values in Firebase: A Tutorial for Windows and macOS Apps

In this tutorial, you will get a step-by-step guide to updating Firestore database values in Firebase for Windows and MacOS apps.

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React.js Firebase Tutorial: Building Firestore CRUD Web Application ☞ http://go.codetrick.net/1cc41e7548 #reactjs #javascript

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Vue.js & Firebase Tutorial – Real-time Chat Create a real-time chat app using Firebase and Vue.js. Code: Tutorial from WebDevMatics. Check out their ... source

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Vue.js Firebase Tutorial: Build Firestore CRUD Web Application ☞ http://bit.ly/2lvsNRP #vuejs #javascript

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Building a Twitter Clone in React.js and deploy Firebase: A Step-by-Step Guide

Introduction: Twitter has revolutionized the way we communicate and share information. If you're looking to enhance your React.js skills by building a real-world application, a Twitter clone is a great project to undertake. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of building a Twitter clone using React.js. We will utilize the codebase available at https://github.com/KevinRoozrokh/twitter-react-js as a starting point. Let's dive in and create our own Twitter-like application!

Prerequisites: To follow along with this tutorial, make sure you have the following: 1. Basic knowledge of React.js and JavaScript. 2. Node.js and npm (Node Package Manager) installed on your machine. 3. A code editor of your choice (e.g., Visual Studio Code).

Step 1: Setting Up the Project 1. Clone the starter code from the GitHub repository: https://github.com/KevinRoozrokh/twitter-react-js. 2. Open the project in your code editor. 3. Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the project's root directory. 4. Run `npm install` to install the project dependencies.

Step 2: Configuring Firebase 1. Go to the Firebase website (https://firebase.google.com/) and sign in with your Google account. 2. Create a new Firebase project by following the provided instructions. 3. In your project dashboard, click on "Add Firebase to your web app." 4. Copy the Firebase configuration object. 5. In the project's codebase, locate the `src/firebase.js` file and replace the existing configuration with the copied Firebase configuration.

Step 3: Understanding the Code Structure 1. Familiarize yourself with the project's code structure. 2. Open the project's files in your code editor and explore the different components and folders. 3. Take note of the key components, such as `App.js`, `components/`, and `pages/`.

Step 4: Building the User Interface 1. Begin by working on the layout components, such as the header, sidebar, and tweet input. 2. Refactor and modify the existing components as per your design preferences. 3. Use the Material-UI library (https://mui.com/) or any other UI framework of your choice to enhance the user interface. 4. Create new components as needed, such as tweet cards, user profiles, or trending topics.

Step 5: Implementing Firebase Authentication 1. Add user authentication functionality using Firebase Authentication. 2. Modify the login and signup components to integrate with Firebase's authentication services. 3. Implement login and signup methods, error handling, and user session management.

Step 6: Working with Firestore 1. Utilize Firebase Firestore to store and retrieve tweets and user data. 2. Create Firestore collections and documents for tweets, users, and other necessary data. 3. Implement methods to fetch, create, and update tweets in the application. 4. Integrate real-time updates using Firestore's real-time listeners.

Step 7: Enhancing Functionality 1. Implement features like liking, retweeting, and replying to tweets. 2. Add user profile functionality, including updating profile information, uploading avatars, and following other users. 3. Incorporate search functionality to search for users or tweets. 4. Implement pagination or infinite scrolling to handle large tweet lists.

Step 8: Deployment 1. Once you are satisfied with your Twitter clone, deploy it to a hosting platform like Firebase Hosting, Netlify, or Vercel. 2. Follow the hosting platform's documentation to deploy your React.js application.

Conclusion: Congratulations on building your own Twitter clone using React.js! Throughout this tutorial, we

walked through setting up the project, configuring Firebase, understanding the code structure, implementing user interface components, integrating Firebase Authentication and Firestore, and enhancing the application's functionality. Remember, this clone is just a starting point, and you can continue to expand and improve upon it as you gain more React.js expertise. Happy coding and exploring the limitless possibilities of React.js!

Written by Kevin K. Roozrokh Follow me on the socials: https://linktr.ee/kevin_roozrokh Portfolio: https://KevinRoozrokh.github.io Hire me on Upwork: https://upwork.com/freelancers/~01cb1ed2c221f3efd6?viewMode=1