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Polymer and Firebase go together like PB & J. Lots of folks have been asking for a series on using the two together so I thought, let’s do this!
Today on the show we’ll be covering the basics of setting up your first Firebase project and handling user auth through Firebase’s Google Sign-in integration.
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67 Comments on "Authentication with Firebase — Polycasts #57"
Will you ever support logging in to MS accounts?
Can you please give an example of how to use polymerfire and auth token to interact with backhand through rest api? Thanks a tone
Thanks Rob, i have a quick question. how could you secure specific routes in polymer. Maybe i have an admin section that i dont want the public to access.
Hi Rob, thanks a lot for this great series of tutorials!A question about this tutorial – is it necessary to put everything in the public directory?Thanks.
Hi Rob, Will it work in apache Cordova ? I just tried it did not work for me, do you have a demo app ? If its not then do you have any other option for hybrid app ?
Thanks for the introduction, really useful! Do you have any recommendations when it comes to doing mock auth when using web-component-tester? I'd love to test my components that use auth and/or the firebase database. Thanks!
What software are you using to copy+past with history on mac? It's beautiful 🙂
thanks!
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Night, anybody can say me, how i see the user object with console? Using polymer
Is there any builtin tool to help manage user roles?
Great video! What copy history program are you using?
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