Beginning FlutterFire

Aug 30 2022 · Dart 2.16, Flutter 3.0, Visual Studio Code 1.69

Part 1: Create a FlutterFire App

02. Create a Firebase Project

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Notes: 02. Create a Firebase Project

You need a Google account to create a Firebase project.

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In Firebase, a Project is the top-level entity, the container of every Firebase feature, and this includes authentication, the Cloud Firestore Database and all the other services that you’ll be using during this course. This means that the connection between your app and Firebase happens through the project itself. You can create a new project with a command line tool that you’ll see shortly, or through the Firebase Console, that you can easily reach with your browser at the address you see on the screen. (firebase.google.com)