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Gain insights into building secure web and mobile apps using Flutter and Firebase. Learn about authentication, real-time data, media management, and deployment for cross-platform development.

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Flutter is a cross-platform framework that allows web and mobile application development using a single code base, whereas Firebase is a Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) app development platform. This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to build a fully functional application that connects users, stores data, and provides a seamless user experience.

You will start by setting up user authentication, ensuring your app is secure and accessible only to authorized users. Next, you will dive into Firebase Realtime Database and Firestore, gain hands-on experience storing and synchronizing real-time data, and learn how to manage media files with Firebase Cloud Storage, a crucial feature for any modern app. 

After completing this course, you will have the expertise to deploy an app to the web and mobile platforms using Firebase Hosting, making your app accessible to a wide audience. This knowledge will empower you to create a valuable skill set for your mobile and web development career advancement.

Building Web and Mobile Applications with Flutter and Firebase

# Prerequisites

Before we start installing Flutter on our macOS or Linux machine, we need to have the following:

- **macOS or Linux operating system:** Flutter is compatible with macOS and various Linux distributions.

- **Git:** We need to have Git installed on our system. We can download it for macOS using [Homebrew](https://brew.sh/) or for Linux using our package manager (e.g., `sudo apt-get install git` on Debian/Ubuntu).
- **Flutter SDK:** We download the latest Flutter SDK from the [official Flutter website](https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install) and ensure that we choose the macOS or Linux version.

# Installation steps

Now, let's proceed with the installation process.

1. **Extract the Flutter archive:**
   - We locate the downloaded Flutter SDK archive (e.g., `flutter_macos_vX.X.X-stable.zip` for macOS or `flutter_linux_vX.X.X-stable.tar.xz` for Linux) and extract it to a directory on our computer (e.g., `/opt/flutter` for Linux or `/Users/your_username/flutter` for macOS).

2. **Add Flutter to the system path:**
   - We open our terminal.
   - **For macOS:**
     - We run the following command to open the `.bash_profile` or `.zshrc` file in our home directory (depending on our shell):
       ```bash
       nano ~/.bash_profile
       ```
       or
       ```bash
       nano ~/.zshrc
       ```
     - We add the following line at the end of the file, replacing `<your_username>` with our actual username:
       ```bash
       export PATH="$PATH:/Users/<your_username>/flutter/bin"
       ```
     - We save the file and exit nano by pressing “Ctrl + O,” then “Enter,” and “Ctrl + X.”

   - **For Linux:**
     - We run the following command to open our shell profile file (e.g., `.bashrc`, `.zshrc`, or `.profile`):
       ```bash
       nano ~/.bashrc
       ```
       or
       ```bash
       nano ~/.zshrc
       ```
       or
       ```bash
       nano ~/.profile
       ```
     - We add the following line at the end of the file:
       ```bash
       export PATH="$PATH:/opt/flutter/bin"
       ```
     - We save the file and exit nano by pressing “Ctrl + O,” then “Enter,” and “Ctrl + X.”

3. **Initialize Flutter:**
   - In our terminal, we run the following command to initialize Flutter:
     ```bash
     flutter doctor
     ```
   - This command checks our system for any necessary dependencies and displays a report.

4. **Install Flutter dependencies:**
   - We review the output of the `flutter doctor` command to identify any missing dependencies or issues.
   - We install any missing dependencies as instructed by Flutter. Common dependencies include Android Studio, the Android SDK, and Visual Studio Code.

5. **Configure IDE:**
   - Next, we install the Flutter and Dart plugins in our preferred IDE to enhance our development experience.

7. **Verify Installation:**
   - To ensure that Flutter is installed correctly, we run the following command in our terminal:
     ```bash
     flutter --version
     ```






Learn how to install Flutter on Linux and macOS

Linux and macOS Setup

Getting Started

Flutter and Firebase Setup

Firebase Authentication

Integrate Multiple Authentication Providers Using Firebase

Firebase Cloud Firestore

Evaluation: Firebase and Flutter Integration

Firebase Realtime Database

Cloud Storage

Firebase Hosting

Cross-Platform Techniques

Conclusion

Evaluation: Firebase and Flutter Integration 2

Appendix: Flutter Installation

Essential Tools to Enhance Your Flutter Workflow

Linux and macOS Setup