Firebase for Pros: What's New in 2019?
summary
Firebase declares itself production-ready for hard-core developers in 2019 with concrete tool changes: CLI and local-testing improvements, CI/CD via Cloud Build and existing providers, and a management API to script project creation. Advice is specific — use TypeScript to catch typos, split Cloud Functions into HTTP + trigger handlers for testability, enable Stackdriver logging/monitoring and alerts (cron failures notify via SMS), host multiple databases/sites per project to separate staging from prod, and use pre-deploy test hooks and manual rollback buttons.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:03Firebase for Pros What's new in 2019?
- 3:05What is the same?
- 5:49CTDR-CEMP
- 12:36Autocompletion
- 13:40Better 3rd-party libs
- 16:58NO TYPESCRIPT!!!!
- 18:41Testing
- 19:40Part 2 Make it easy
- 24:17Run your tests
- 26:21Deployment & Rollback
- 27:39Google Cloud CONTAINER BUILDER
- 31:18Config & Environments
- 36:08Multiple Environments, Multiple Projects
- 40:13Stackdriver
- 40:46Part 1 Enhance console.log
- 42:29Move beyond console.log
- 43:51Use built-in monitoring
- 48:12Make use of pricing calculators
- 49:25Realize not all apps are good for serverless
- 50:50Factor in operational costs
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