Firebase and Google Cloud Functions: your apps without servers / serverless
summary
Nicolas Garnier explains how Firebase (Google’s Backend-as-a-Service) together with Google Cloud Functions (Functions-as-a-Service) let developers build serverless web apps without managing infrastructure. The talk covers cloud data persistence, real-time data exchange, user management and authentication with access control, plus microservices examples like push notifications and thumbnail generation, all to keep development focused on the client UI.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 5:21Traditional three-tier applications
- 5:39Firebase Applications
- 6:11Firebase Primitives
- 41:05Firebase developer primitives
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