For this workshop series you will need
- a Google account
- working installation of NodeJS (we will be using the current LTS version of v12.18)
- access to a termnial (use Microsoft Terminal if you're on Windows 😉)
- a code editor
- Go to Firebase.
Go to console
on the top right.- Sign in with your Google account. Once you're signed in you should be able to see a page with your Firebase projects.
- Click on
Add project
. - Enter a name for your project.
- Enable Google Analytics.
- Click on
Create project
.
In a few seconds you should have your own Firebase project up and running!
- Click on
Database
on the side panel of the Firebase console underDevelop
. - Click on
Create database
. - Ensure
Start in production mode
is checked. Click on next. - Choose a location. Defaults will be fine as latency doesn't matter at this point.
- Click on
Done
.
After a short while your Firestore database should be ready to use.
- Click on
Hosting
on the side panel of the Firebase console underDevelop
. - Click on
Get started
. - Click
Next
andFinish
until you reach the dashboard.
- Click on
Functions
on the side panel of the Firebase console underDevelop
. - Click on
Get started
. - Click
Next
andFinish
until you reach the dashboard.