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1.1 Introduction

Welcome to Use Firebase as the Back-End, in which I’ll teach you how to use Firebase as a code-free back-end for your apps. In this lesson, I’ll give a quick overview of the course and show you what you’ll learn.

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 02:21

1.1
Introduction
00:34

1.2
What Is Firebase?
01:47

2.Firebase in Vanilla JavaScript
6 lessons, 46:10

2.1
Firebase Data
02:05

2.2
Save Data
14:46

2.3
Retrieve and Display Data
08:17

2.4
Update and Delete Data
08:22

2.5
Firebase Authentication
08:58

2.6
Firebase Hosting
03:42

3.Firebase and AngularJS
6 lessons, 29:17

3.1
Set Up the Foundation for Apps Project
04:33

3.2
Controller and `myAuth` Service
04:14

3.3
Register User Page and `userService`
07:35

3.4
Login Page and Controller
05:20

3.5
Home Page
05:56

3.6
Deploy the App
01:39

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:47

4.1
Conclusion
00:47

1.1 Introduction

If we need back-in infrastructure to support our apps, we would normally need to set up some sort of server. Even when using a club based solution like Amazon Web Services, we still have to configure a server. Firebase eliminates the need to configure a server and offers a cloud based database design to be the back end for your apps. Firebase also comes with libraries for iOS, Android, the web and rest. Firebase also includes libraries for popular frameworks, such as Angular Amber and React. Let's learn to use Firebase as the back end.

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Reginald Dawson

I'm a longtime Network admin who has finally moved over to coding. Skilled in web development and obsessed with frameworks (Angular, Meteor and Ionic to name a few), I am using my past experience as an instructor to help others learn to use technology.

Use Firebase as the Back-End

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1.1 Introduction

1.Introduction2 lessons, 02:21

2.Firebase in Vanilla JavaScript6 lessons, 46:10

3.Firebase and AngularJS6 lessons, 29:17

4.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:47

1.1 Introduction

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 02:21

2.Firebase in Vanilla JavaScript
6 lessons, 46:10

3.Firebase and AngularJS
6 lessons, 29:17

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:47