Introduction

Learn what kinds of services Firebase has to offer and see a roadmap for topics covered in this course.

Add Firebase to an iOS App

Get set up with a Firebase account and learn how to add the Firebase SDK to an iOS app using the SwiftUI lifecycle.

Set Up Cloud Firestore

Create a new Firestore database, explore its architecture, and even create some data via the Firebase console.

Create a Repository & Read Data

Use the repository pattern to give your app access to the Firestore database, read data from the database, and display it as a SwiftUI flash card.

Create Cards

Learn how to create data and save it to your Firestore database.

Update Cards

Learn how to access specific cards and update their data in real-time.

Delete Cards

What can be created, can also be destroyed. Delete cards from your Firestore database.

Authentication Options

Explore the myriad authentication options Firebase offers out of the box.

Set Up Anonymous Authentication

Combine the power of authenticating anonymous users and creating security rules for your Firestore database.

Set Up Email/Password Authentication

Set up a second authentication option in your app that will allow users to create an account with an email and password.

Create a New User

Connect a SwiftUI Sign In view to add a new user account to the app.

Sign In & Sign Out Users

Learn how to sign users in and out of anonymous and email/password accounts.

Handle Errors

Try handling some of the possible errors connected to account creation and management.

Conclusion

Review what you’ve learned in this course and find out where to go next.

This course is for iOS developers looking to get started integrating Firebase services into their apps. This course will be most helpful to developers who are comfortable with Swift and SwiftUI, and have some experience with Combine.

• Swift Package Manager
• Firebase
• Cloud Firestore
• Authentication