Polymer Butter and Firebase Jelly
summary
PolymerFire shows concrete integrations: use Polymer elements for Firebase Auth (including anonymous auth with account linking to Google/Twitter), Realtime Database bindings for live sync, and Firebase Hosting for PRPL deployment. Firebase Cloud Messaging collapses a 15-step Web Push flow to three steps — install the Firebase Messaging service worker, request permission, listen for messages — and powers pushes to “more than 2 billion devices”; demo PB&J uses tokens stored in the DB and a simple HTTP POST to fcm.googleapis.com to deliver working notifications.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00The backend challenge
- 1:30Introduction to Firebase
- 3:46Firebase Cloud Messaging
- 5:39Polymer and Firebase
- 6:49PB&J demo walkthrough
- 9:53Firebase app element
- 12:14Authentication and linking
- 13:46Realtime Database
- 17:18Implementing push notifications
- 24:03Conclusion
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