Building a Realtime App with Firebase and Ember M3
summary
Shows that Ember M3 pairs with Firestore to treat records as JSON-first models and remove generated classes, letting one dynamic model class represent many shapes. Demonstrates building a meal planner that persists in Firestore, updates in realtime, and computes derived calories from nested relationships. Highlights concrete wins: M3 treats models as JSON blobs, relationships resolved by convention, and 64 kilobytes eliminated of generated model code, with a working demo that persists and reacts live.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:35What Is M3
- 8:56Firebase's Database Is Firestore
- 10:29Similarities between Firestore and M3
- 11:38Demo
- 12:31Create the Meal Planning
- 17:05Index Route
- 18:41Create a New Plan
- 25:14Adding a Day
- 27:58Select
- 29:40Add Meal Button
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