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Firebase is hiring in SF. Help us change the way software is made
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Firereader: a real-time content aggregator based on Firebase and Angular
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Firebase is hiring in SF. Help us change the way software is made
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Or better yet -- make your entire site static to begin with! This is how our site works (firebase.com). Our entire site is static content that's generated at deploy time and hosted on a CDN. Dynamic data is loaded asynchronously as ne
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Firebase is hiring in SF. Help us change the way software is made
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Announcing Firebase Support For Java and Android
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Congrats Jayant! This is huge!
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Firebase is hiring in SF. Help us change the way software is made
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Firebase is hiring. Join our team and change the way software is made
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The main reason you might want to use Firepad instead of Etherpad is if you don't want to run the server-side piece of Etherpad. For example, if you're stack is different than theirs it might be a pain to set up a special server environment
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What features would you like to see implemented next in Firepad?
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Everyone does have their own cursor state and can edit the document separately (even in offline mode). People are testing the limits of it right now though, so you're probably seeing a fair amount of "select all" + "delete" and other annoyi
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Show HN: Firepad, an open source collaborative text editor
(firepad.io)
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The details here are a little off-topic for this HN thread. Could you open a thread on Stack Overflow and tag it "Firebase", or shoot us an email (support@...)? We support all of these use cases.
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Good questions! Security is a top priority for us, and we can handle all of the use cases you mention. One thing to note is that you don't put your auth credentials into the HTML (this would be very insecure!) -- you rely instead on a trust
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Collaborative text editing generally requires a bit more than a simple transaction to work well (Operational Transforms are generally involved). You can use transactions as a basis for this though. We've got some examples coming out soon to
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(Shameless plug) Firebase is an alternative to iCloud for many apps. It's built as a database, rather than a file store, so it's ideal for storing structured data. Conflict resolution is something we've been thinking hard about from day 1,
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Issue 224182 - chromium - Chrome wakes me up in the middle of the night
(code.google.com)
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Show HN: Firebus -- See every bus in San Francisco
(github.com)
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With SSL it's quite reliable (without it's pretty bad). Fortunately we always use SSL...
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Firebase is a hosted service designed specifically for building real-time, collaborative applications. As a hosted, API-driven service it's easy to get started with and it handles scaling automatically. We're especially focused on keeping t
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1. This is a complex topic, but basic ideas is that we clearly define the behavior of the API in conflict situations. Most writes are "set" operations, which is simply last-write-wins. Well-structured apps can use this for the vast majority
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On iOS we don't use long-polling. On the web we use Websockets when possible, but fall back to long-polling if necessary. We only use HTTPS though for security reasons.
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It's a general-purpose tool, so we expect to see all kinds of things built. I'm especially excited about location services -- our SF Live Bus example in the blog post is one example, but in general there are tons of applications for notifyi
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We're really excited to be able to bring the ease-of-development and real time updates of Firebase to a new platform. Please let us know what you think!
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It's just using Firebase, so you can write / read directly from Firebase using the Node.js lib / Web lib / REST API. https://magnets-hn1.firebaseio.com/.json?print=pretty
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The code's on Github, and the data is all publicly-exposed through Firebase. Go nuts!
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That's not the built-in behavior. Someone wrote a script to do that.
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Hacker News Refrigerator Magnets
(magnet-game.com)
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The original commenter is correct -- this is intended to run fully-client-side. We provide a set of security rules and authentication that allow you to control access. Authentication tokens should always be generated on a trusted servers, e
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