Build Collaborative App Using Polymer and Firebase

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The presentation talks about developing an end-to-end collaborative application using Polymer - for the presentation - and Firebase as its cloud-based realtime database. It discusses about using the Firebase authentication, documentation, and collection related APIs and how these Polymer elements shall be used in an application.

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Build Collaborative App

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Application Demo

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GitHub URL
ajit-kumar-azad/polymer-firebase

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Polymer

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Polymer
Library to create reusable components - Web
Component - for the modern web

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Polymer
For everything……...you have an ELEMENT!

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Polymer
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What does it offer?
● Build app using existing Polymer elements
● Create Web Components

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Polymer Elements

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A sample Web Component

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How to use it?

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And, the output is?

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An example from our app

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Another example...

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Firebase

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Firebase
Real-time NoSQL Cloud Database

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What does it offer?
● Authenticate users
● Store data
● Sync data to all connected clients, in real-
time
● Data is available when your app goes offline
● Hosting

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API/SDK is available for?
● Web (JavaScript)
● Android (Java)
● iOS (Objective C)
● REST (Server-side)

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Pattern 1: 100% Firebase-powered
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Pattern 2: Firebase-powered + server
code
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Pattern 3: Existing app with
Firebase-powered features
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We will be using
Pattern 1: 100% Firebase-powered

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Initialization

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Create

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Read

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Update

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Delete

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But, where is the
ELEMENT?

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Google Web Components (GWC)

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Why GWC?
● Easier to integrate
● Easier for data-binding

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Adding it to your Polymer project...
bower install --save GoogleWebComponents/firebase-element

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Firebase GWC
● firebase-auth
● firebase-collection
● firebase-document

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Authentication

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Collection

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Document

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There is more…
● Sorting/Ordering
● Indexing
● Pagination
● Transaction
● Offline Capabilities
● Security
● Open Data Sets (Airport delays,
earthquakes, Weather, etc.)

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