[DevDay2018] Ignite your app development with native script and firebase - By Hieu Lam, Software Engineer at Axon Active Viet Nam

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Join our session if you are looking for an easy way to build mobile apps with real-time functions by reusing your web development skills. Our speaker will introduce to you about NativeScript and Firebase which can help you build a truly native mobile application with real-time functions more easily, faster and more effectively than ever. You will be guided how to use it through our live code session as well.

Technology

Agile Offshore Software
Development & Testing company
Lam Phuc Hieu
phuchieuct
hieu.lam@axonactive.com

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Ignite your app development with
NativeScript and Firebase

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Agenda
• Introduce NativeScript
• Introduce Firebase
• Live demo
• Q&A

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NativeScript

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Web App & Hydrid App

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What is NativeScript
• Open source framework
• Use JavaScript (“web skills”)
• Create truly native mobile apps for iOS, Android
• Write once, run everywhere
• Integrates deeply with Angular and TypeScript

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Firebase

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Problems
What people think Reality

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Solution

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 Setup server
 Setup database
 Create data table
 Write SQL queries
 Expose API via RESTFUL
 Create HTTP requests to call API
 Use socket to update data in real time
Firebase

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Authentication

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Cloud Firestore

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Chat Application
Live demo

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Result

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• Install Node.js
• Setup Android Environment (SDK)/ iOS environment (Xcode)
Installation
C:>npm install nativescript –g
C:>tns create DevdayDaNang –template nativescript-template-ng-tutorial
C:DevdayDaNang>tns run android/ios

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• Setup firebase project in firebase.google.com
• Download config files:
 Android: google-services.json
 iOS: GoogleService-Info.plist
Installation

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Login page
import * as firebase from "nativescript-plugin-firebase“

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Firebase collection:
Chat page
chatCollection = firebase.firestore().collection(“chats");
Listen data changes: chatCollection.onSnapshot(<callback>)
Get data: chatCollection.get()
Add, edit, delete data: chatCollection.add(<new_document>)
chatCollection.doc(<document_id>).update(<new_documen
chatCollection.doc(<document_id>).delete()

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