Firebase?
More like FireBAE.
I ❤️ Firebase! (Just in case it wasn't clear.)
What is Firebase?
A lot of you have heard of Firebase. Firebase is...
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I'm using Firebase right now on quickerquestions.com, but I've run into many problems. Have you had any success implementing a complex security policy for Firestore that does authorization well?
Basically you have two options to implement complex authorizations while staying within Firebase serverless realm:
1) Use callable/HTTPS Cloud Functions to write data to your database and do all checks there + forbid any client writes using Security Rules
2) Optimistically allow client writes with minimal checks using Security Rules + validate and correct data using background triggered Cloud Functions.
There is a good post about these patterns: Patterns for security with Firebase: combine rules with Cloud Functions for more flexibility
Yes, when pairing with another nodejs
dev.to/emeka/securing-your-express...
Thanks! I'm building with node right now so this is perfect.
Yeah I'm in the middle of building an implementation based off this article. It's really working out
Firebase is a bottleneck when it comes to complex queries. Full-text search isn't possible in Firestore. I think it is better for prototyping, but for a scalable production app, it needs to become more mature.
You definitely have a point, you can incorporate full text search using a third party product like algolia + firestore
At last, I found clear explanations of Firebase, thanks!
But still not clear Firebase vs Firestore diff
I'm on my phone rn but I'll get back to you tomorrow. I just saw this idk why lol my bad
More people need to get on board with Firebase!
I'm currently using firebase MLKit for my text Detector app which is extremely easy to implement.
"As of January 2020, the Flame billing plan ($25/mo of additional quota) is no longer available for new sign-ups."
firebase.google.com/support/faq#fl...
Correct, that's why I mentioned in the article "Flame Plan ($25 a month) (Not applicable anymore)" it was a good option for playing around :(