Firebase: Database Structuring | Swift 3, Xcode 8

Published: 21 May 2017
on channel: Kilo Loco

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Today we go over how to read and write to Firebase's Realtime Database and how to structure the data using Swift 3. This is a step by step tutorial that will explain what is happening in each line of code so you can grasp the full concept of how to create a Firebase Database that is consumable by your iOS app. Since Firebase is very deep and powerful, I have decided to focus only on reading and writing to the database in this video as opposed to setting up authorized users.

Most modern apps require users to interact with one another, and having a server/databse that can make that happen is very important. Learning how to use Firebase with your iOS app can help you become a full stack developer, thus making you a more valuable employee. It can also be a useful skill to test different techniques outside of your production app by replicating the results of your own server and exploring possibilities.

The finished project will be posted up on github which you can find the link here:
https://github.com/Kilo-Loco/Firebase...

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