Top 5 Mad Use Cases of Firebase Cloud Functions
If you've seen my Getting Started with Cloud Functions post or went through any standard Cloud Functions tutorial, you probably deployed a function that sends a welcome message or something else that's basic that way. Then you might be thinking of more cool ways you can integrate Cloud Functions into your app but just can't come …
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Developing Backends
Increasing Development Efficiency
Keeping Users Engaged
Realtime Cloud Database
Store Cloud Data without setting up your own servers
Store Cloud Data without setting up your own servers
Test Lab
Test your app on multiple devices simultaneously
Test your app on multiple devices simultaneously
Analytics
Observe user engagement and log key events
Observe user engagement and log key events
Cloud File Storage
Store files your app uses on Google's Cloud platform
Store files your app uses on Google's Cloud platform
Crash Reporting
Find bugs faster and spend less time debugging
Find bugs faster and spend less time debugging
Cloud Messaging
Send push notifications to users regularly or on demand
Send push notifications to users regularly or on demand
Authentication
Get users authenticated simply and securely
Get users authenticated simply and securely
Tailored App Configurations
Run A/B tests and tailor your app to different audiences
Run A/B tests and tailor your app to different audiences
Dynamic Links and Invites
Turn your app's users to its strongest advocates
Turn your app's users to its strongest advocates
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