6 posts tagged with "Firebase"

Firebase and Supabase are both popular backend development platforms that come with several features to aid developers in creating and managing web and mobile applications. In this guide, we’ll dive deep into both platforms and examine their features, strengths, and weaknesses. Let’s get started.

There are various popular ways to login into a mobile application. Facebook is a great authentication choice. In fact, we are using it in all of our React Native Templates, at Instamobile. Login with Facebook is an easy and efficient way to make the user comfortable with signing up for your app. In this tutorial, we are integrating Facebook Login React Native leveraging Firebase Auth. We are using Expo, to reduce development friction.

Login with Google is a convenient way to allow users to register and authenticate into your React Native app. It reduces friction in the onboarding flow, and therefore it maximizes user growth. Firebase provides a seamless experience of adding Google Login into any React Native app with almost no effort. In this React Native tutorial, we are going to implement Login with Google in React Native with Firebase.

Using React Native you can build a variety of app screens that are cross-platform using JavaScript as the main programming language. One such app screen feature is uploading photos which is quite a common feature in social media apps. Uploading photos to Firebase Storage is a common practice in React Native apps that have backend integration with Firebase, such as our React Native templates.

Once Apple introduced the Login with Apple button, they also updated their App Store rules, that any app that supports Facebook Login and Google Login, must implement the Apple Sign-in variant too. Otherwise, the app would simply be rejected during the App Review process. So let’s see what it takes to implement Apple Login in React Native, with Firebase Auth.

In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to send push notifications to React Native using Firebase. We are going to walk you through all the Firebase setup steps as well as the React Native code needed for sending notifications. Push notifications are an important user retention lever, so React Native developers run into implementing them with every single app they build.