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A Step-by-Step Guide to developing a simple ToDo app using ember.js & Firebase. Since we wanna focus on the front-end let’s just leave the rest to Firebase which will act as a backend data store. Firebase provides us a really simple API to store and sync data in real-time and it works really well with ember. Let’s get started! 
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In this post, we will take a look at the Integration between Firebase Simple Authentication and node-webkit. We are going to use slush generators to scaffold basic apps for us. Then we will create and configure a Firebase account to manage Simple Authentication i.e. Email and Password and Social Authentication using Twitter, Google and Facebook services.
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In this post, we are going to build a desktop application that is like your typical one to one chat client. Where, a user logs in, sees a list of other users. And can chat with any of them. This app is called Chatter. As you can see from the above demo, we have used Firebase as our data store to manage the user’s presence and their chat messages. And also, if you did notice, when User B sent a new message to User A, a new chat window opened automatically, like a typical chat app. We will take a look at how all the above can be achieved. So, let us get started on building Chatter.
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This article explores how FireBase can be used to create a three way data binding, building on Angular's existing two way binding. As you may know, FireBase acts as a realtime backend for your apps. Well, we all know how awesome this is. But you know what’s more awesome? It’s AngularJS+FireBase. FireBase has an officially released binding calledAngularFire that brings all the fun and joy of FireBase to AngularJS. As AngularJS developers we love data binding so much that we even dream about it! With AngularFire we can create some seriously awesome stuff by taking advantage of a three way data binding as opposed to the traditional two way data binding in AngularJS. This tutorial will give you an overview of three way binding while creating a simple realtime app using AngularFire. This article assumes that the reader is already aware of FireBase and has done some prior development in AngularJS.
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