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I actually do exactly this for a site I'm building. I use Firebase and Angular together and I host the site for next to nothing using Amazon's S3 static hosting
by marknutter 13y ago
I actually do exactly this for a site I'm building. I use Firebase and Angular together and I host the site for next to nothing using Amazon's S3 static hosting option (costs me like $2 a month). I wrote a more robust angular firebase module than angular-fire, the one the Firebase guys wrote, and I also created a tiny framework/script-runner similar to Yeoman that automates a bunch of stuff including deploying to S3.
I'll message you when I make it all publicly available.
- tocomment 13y agoYes, let me know when it's available. I thought you could host your HTML file on firebase too? Why do you need S3?
- anant 13y agoFirebase only stores data at the moment, to store the static assets, you'll still need a service like S3, Github Pages, Site44, or Harp.IO.
- anant 13y agoWould love to see your angular-firebase module (if you're willing to share it) - it would be great to integrate some of it back into the original module!