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Building full-stack Firebase powered Ionic Apps with Angular
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Hey Reader, This is a comprehensive tutorial that walks you through building your a mobile app using Ionic Framework, Angular, and Firebase. Whether you're new to these technologies or looking to refine your skills, this guide will take you through all the steps of setting up a full-stack mobile app, from installing dependencies to handling user authentication with Firebase Hereās what youāll learn:
Feel free to check out the article here, and as always, Iād love to hear your feedback or see what youāre building! āBuilding full-stack Firebase powered mobile applications with Ionic and Angular. Happy coding, P.S: I am slowly moving my site from the JsMobileDev domain to a new site in the jorgevergara domain, this new site is build with Astro. -- It's taking me a while because I want to update each article as I am moving it, so you'll keep seeing things in the JsMobileDev site until everything is moved to the new one. |
Jorge Vergara
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