Build Full-Stack Web App With Firebase, Angular 15, React.js, Vue.js, and Blazor [Video]
Learn to build a simple application from scratch using Firebase as the backend, and Angular 15, React.js, Vue.js, or Blazor as the front end.
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Join For FreeIn this tutorial, we will quickly learn to build a web application from scratch. By using the same backend (Firebase), we will build different front ends using Angular 15, React.js, Vue.js, and also Blazor.
Firebase and Angular 15
Let's start with Firebase and Angular 15.
- We will start with installing all the required tools.
- Next, we will create the Firebase project using the Google Firebase console.
- Next, we will start creating the Angular 15 project.
- We will see how to integrate the Angular 15 project with the Firebase datastore.
- Finally, we shall complete the functionalities of our tool.
Firebase and React.js
- We will start with installing all the required tools.
- Next, we will create the Firebase project using the Google Firebase console.
- Next, we will start creating the React.js project.
- We will see how to integrate the React.js project with the Firebase datastore.
- Finally, we shall complete the functionalities of our tool.
Firebase and Vue.js
- We will start with installing all the required tools.
- Next, we will create the Firebase project using the Google Firebase console.
- Next, we will start creating the Vue.js project.
- We will see how to integrate the Vue.js project with the Firebase datastore.
- Finally, we will complete the functionalities of our tool.
Firebase and Blazor
- We will start with installing all the required tools.
- Next, we shall create the Firebase project using the Google Firebase console.
- Next, we will start creating the Blazor project.
- We will see how to integrate the Blazor project with the Firebase datastore.
- Finally, we will complete the functionalities of our tool.
Blazor
Firebase
Vue.js
AngularJS
React (JavaScript library)
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