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I have come to rely on firebase for a number of my projects, and I have mixed feelings when I see this news. This team does awesome work, though, and I'm glad t
by xb 12y ago
I have come to rely on firebase for a number of my projects, and I have mixed feelings when I see this news. This team does awesome work, though, and I'm glad that they seem to be highly valued.
I hope they will improve integration with AngularJS while not dropping support for Ember and other third party integrations.
- mayop100 12y agoWe will absolutely not be dropping support for any platforms. We'll support what our customers want to use, whether that's Ember, or iOS, or React.
- a_c_s 12y ago...until Google decides to pull the plug on Firebase in 6 months to 2 years.
- justsee 12y agoIsn't it more likely their realtime functionality will be integrated or merged with whatever WebSocket initiatives Google has running? Look at their Google Play services: Android and iOS get realtime, and web is relegated to using a REST API: https://developers.google.com/games/services/ https://developers.google.com/games/services/ To me that's a huge hole in their services currently that needs to be remedied as the realtime web becomes more pervasive.
- a_c_s 12y agoMy comment was only referring to Firebase as a standalone product/service. If Google discontinues it yet incorporates the technology into their own products/platforms that is still a loss for developers who use/would have used Firebase.