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Getting started with Firebase on Flutter - Firecasts

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Mobile developmentCloud and DevOpsFlutter and React NativeNoSQL and document databases

Todd Kerpelman explains how to set up a Firebase project and integrate it with a Flutter application.

Hi there, Flutter developers! Interested in bringing the power of the Firebase platform to your app? Get started adding Firebase to your Flutter mobile applications in this episode of Firecasts by Todd Kerpelman. - Overview - Creating a Firebase project - Setting up the Android app - Setting up the iOS app - Installing the FlutterFire libraries - Initializing Firebase in the code - Making a simple Realtime Database call - What's next? Firebase on Flutter Documentation → goo.gle/3krt2ad FlutterFire libraries → goo.gle/37sQLRM Dart futures → goo.gle/3lyJ7tS The FutureBuilder class → goo.gle/3mEyrM0 Database chooser → goo.gle/37t4eJ9 Watch more Firecasts for Firebase Developers → goo.gle/Firecasts Subscribe to Firebase → goo.gle/Firebase #Firecasts #Firebase #Flutter

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