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
I'm currently using firebase MLKit for my text Detector app which is extremely easy to implement.
More people need to get on board with Firebase!
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
"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 :(