This is the 2nd part of getting start with Firebase. This part mainly deals with user login.
Prepare the authentication settings in Firebase
1. Launch web browser, enter https://firebase.google.com/ in the URL field.
Click the "GO TO CONSOLE" on the upper right hand corner.
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Showing posts with label Firebase. Show all posts
2018/05/18
Getting start with Firebase - Part 1 - Preparing the environment.
This is the first part of how to get start with Firebase.
OS: MS-Windows 8.1
Editor: Visual Studio Code.
Install Vsiual Studio Code
Go to https://code.visualstudio.com/ to download and install the software.
OS: MS-Windows 8.1
Editor: Visual Studio Code.
Install Vsiual Studio Code
Go to https://code.visualstudio.com/ to download and install the software.
2018/05/13
ESP8266 & Firebase - Control LED On / Off using the data stored in Firebase Database
This post is a quick summary of how to use the data stored in Firebase Database to control the LEDs attached to a NodeMCU board.
Creating Firebase Project and Database
1. Create a Firebase project.
- Enter https://firebase.google.com/ in the URL field of the browser.
- Click the "GO TO CONSOLE" on the upper right hand corner.
Creating Firebase Project and Database
1. Create a Firebase project.
- Enter https://firebase.google.com/ in the URL field of the browser.
- Click the "GO TO CONSOLE" on the upper right hand corner.
2016/09/25
Testing out App Inventor 2 and Firebase
This is a quick summary of my 1st experience with App Inventor 2 + Firebase. The bulk of this post is based on the example and post made by Mr. Romin Irani (his post can be found in the reference section of this post).
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