• Title: Learning Firebase
• Author(s): Stack Overflow Contributors; eBook (Creative Commons Licensed)
• License(s): CC BY-SA
• Publisher: RIP Tutorial
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• eBook: HTML and PDF
• Language: English
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Book Description

Plan how to build a better app, grow it into a business, and earn money from your hard work using Firebase.

You'll see how to build cross-platform apps with the three pillars of the Firebase platform: technologies to help you develop apps with a real-time database, remote configuration, cloud messaging, and more; grow your apps with user sharing, search integration, analytics, and more; and earn from your apps with in-app advertising.

• Use the real-time database for a codeless middleware that gives online and offline data for syncing across your users' devices
• Master Firebase Cloud Messaging, a technology that delivers to connected devices in less than 500ms
• Grow your app organically with technologies such App Indexing, App Invites, and Dynamic Links
• Understand problems when they arise with crash reporting
• Fix user problems without direct access to users' devices
• Tie it all together with analytics that give you great intelligence about how users interact with your app

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• Android Development and Programming
• Cloud Computing, DevOps, and Virtualization
• Mobile Devices Development and Programming

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