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Firebase Application Development Projects [Video]

By : Victor Wooding
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Firebase Application Development Projects [Video]

By: Victor Wooding

Overview of this book

<p>Firebase makes web application development fast and easy. It frees developers from having to build many backend services.</p> <p>In this course, you will build four different projects—ranging from creating a Serverless Web Application to displaying data from a database, building an authentication system to verify users, creating a blog that updates in real time, and finally building a chat application.</p> <p>By the end of the course, you will have learned to integrate Firebase into your application and use it as a powerful backend to create great applications by reducing the cost of backend functionalities and time spent developing applications.</p> <p>The code bundle for this course is available at:&nbsp;<a href="https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Firebase-Application-Development-Projects" target="_blank">https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Firebase-Application-Development-Projects</a></p> <h1>Style and Approach</h1> <p>The video course is organized in such a way that viewers can get the satisfaction of applying what they learn immediately while mastering practical and useful techniques for building robust Firebase applications. Each video places a heavy emphasis on trying the code out in a generic way using the browser’s developer tool console and applying it in a specific way to build an actual application.</p>
Table of Contents (6 chapters)
Chapter 2
Building an Authentication System
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Section 3
Signing Out Users
This video shows you how to get a handle on the logout button and add an event listener to this button. When this button is clicked, it will call the signOut() method on the auth object. It also shows how to get a handle on the login modal and add an event listener which collects the data entered and closes the modal when done. The on authStateChanged method is called on the auth object to listen for changes on the auth state. - Add an event listener for the sign out button - Add an event listener for the sign in modal - Call the onAuthStateChanged method on the auth object