Can Firebase database used for both android and website
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I am having an app with firebase as database. And i am creating a website with the same data as in app. can i use same database for both app and website. when data update take place in app should also be resembled in website and vice versa
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I am having an app with firebase as database. And i am creating a website with the same data as in app. can i use same database for both app and website. when data update take place in app should also be resembled in website and vice versa
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I am having an app with firebase as database. And i am creating a website with the same data as in app. can i use same database for both app and website. when data update take place in app should also be resembled in website and vice versa
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Yes, that is definitely possible. For example, the FriendlyPix sample app is available for iOS, Android, and Web, and all these talks to the same back-end services. So photos posted in one platform show up in all other platforms too.
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Yes, that is definitely possible. For example, the FriendlyPix sample app is available for iOS, Android, and Web, and all these talks to the same back-end services. So photos posted in one platform show up in all other platforms too.
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Yes, that is definitely possible. For example, the FriendlyPix sample app is available for iOS, Android, and Web, and all these talks to the same back-end services. So photos posted in one platform show up in all other platforms too.
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Yes, that is definitely possible. For example, the FriendlyPix sample app is available for iOS, Android, and Web, and all these talks to the same back-end services. So photos posted in one platform show up in all other platforms too.
answered Nov 17 at 17:36
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Yes, that is definitely possible. For example, the FriendlyPix sample app is available for iOS, Android, and Web, and all these talks to the same back-end services. So photos posted in one platform show up in all other platforms too.
answered Nov 17 at 17:36
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answered Nov 17 at 17:36
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answered Nov 17 at 17:36
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