Building Real-Time Applications with Polymer and Firebase
summary
How to build real-time web apps using the Polymer web components library together with Firebase. It explains using Firebase as the API/backend for storing and synchronizing data in real time and handling user authentication, and shows the process of creating a web app that combines Polymer and Firebase.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Demo app overview
- 2:16What is Polymer
- 4:24Polymer Starter Kit benefits
- 7:02Install Polymer Starter Kit
- 8:51Polymer project structure
- 9:33App component breakdown
- 12:27ToDoData component
- 15:39ToDoView component structure
- 18:10Button features and task handling
- 18:54ToDoItem component
- 22:09Static data limits and save issue
- 22:54What is Firebase
- 24:19Firebase main features
- 25:44Firebase setup
- 27:30Saving data with Firebase
- 28:16Realtime data read with Firebase
- 29:43Firebase-Polymer integration
- 31:41Firebase offline sync
- 33:08User authentication
- 36:01Data rules and permissions
- 37:51Login dialog UI
- 39:22Firebase hosting
- 41:30Polymer benefits recap
- 42:57Firebase integration and hosting
- 45:35Polymer and Firebase resources
- 49:13Q&A
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