Why use? * Free SSL included (i.e. imagine integrated [Let's Encrypt](https://goo.gl/WY8sZT)) * Easy custom domain management (i.e. imagine easy [Route53](https://goo.gl/klcGZq)) * Integrated OAuth management (i.e. imagine a slim version of [Auth0](https://goo.gl/4S7WYp)) * Easy host deployment (i.e. imagine [surge.sh](https://goo.gl/s0dK7T) with more robust environment) * Easy state management (i.e. imagine a highly-restrictive [Relay](https://goo.gl/r54eBC) framework) * Free or cost-effective * Built atop rest of Google Cloud (i.e. easily integrated with [Google Container Engine](https://goo.gl/MMB9xH), [Storage](https://goo.gl/IBLlPr), etc. * Extreme vendor lock-in * Their database GUI is clunky IMO * JSON Tree utilize recursive queries. As a result, you're limited from nesting data. They allow 32 levels, but strongly advise keeping data shallow.
To avoid typing npm run repeatedly, check out ALIAS
Develop
npm i
npm start
Test
npm run test
Deploy
nano package.json -> replace "homepage" with your project name
nano .firebaserc -> add your firebase project name here
npm run fireup
| Name | Description | |:-----|:------------| | [ALIAS](docs/ALIAS.MD) | How to import aliases for this project | | [ROADMAP](docs/ROADMAP.todo) | What to expect going forward |
* View => React * BaaS => Firebase * Display => [CSS Modules, Flexbox & SASS] * Design Framework => Material-UI * Build Tools => [Babel, Webpack] * Development Tools => [Flow]
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