
Learn to authenticate users in Android apps with Firebase, including email/password login, account creation, and Firebase project setup for login, register, and dashboard screens.
Create a user in Firebase authentication and verify the new entry appears in the Firebase console, illustrated with an example Gmail user; this is the core focus of the course.
Create an account with your email and password, then sign in to view the dashboard. The app welcomes you with the sign-in email and lets you sign out.
Create an Android project, configure libraries, and set up a theme by removing the action bar, applying colors, and adding user and lock icons for email and password fields.
Create and log in with Android activities, design a login screen with email and password inputs, a show/hide toggle, and a create account path, then configure Firebase in the project.
Create a new Firebase project for a business demo, name the project, select your account, and wait for creation to finish before clicking continue.
Enable Firebase authentication for email and password in Android by enabling it in the console and adding the Firebase configuration file. Add authentication dependency to your project to complete setup.
Learn how to register your Android app with the firebase console, add the google services config, update Gradle with google services, enable firebase authentication, and sync the project.
Learn how to implement Firebase Authentication in Android by creating new users with email and password, using view binding, validating inputs, and navigating from sign-up to login and dashboard.
Create a sign-in method that takes email and password to sign in via Firebase authentication, validate inputs, show toasts, then navigate to the dashboard and greet the current user.
Add a sign out button on the dashboard and wire it to sign out the current Firebase user, then navigate back to the login activity while displaying the user's email.
Are you scared of the whole backend authentication service? worry no more firebase has you in control.
Firebase aims to build secure authentication systems easy while improving the sign-in and onboarding process of end-users.
This is a hands-on course which means you will be building the app as you learn.
I will train you on how to create a firebase project and integrate it with your app to achieve firebase authentication.
You will require a few requests to achieve this for example.
Andriod Studio Latest Version, Jetpack libraries, and physical device or emulator.
Once you have this requirement meet now it's time to connect your project with firebase which includes the following process.
1. Create a firebase project.
2. Register your app with firebase
3. Adding a firebase configuration file to your android studio project.
4. Adding firebase SDKs to your android studio project.
The course was designed with from beginners level and hence you don't have to worry about taking this course.
You will start by learning how to create a new android project and setting up your custom theme, this will help you to get started from a beginner's level.
We will proceed and introduce firebase, We will begin by creating a new firebase project, register our app, and finally add firebase SDK to our android studio project.
The third step will be authenticating and onboarding app users.
Why should you take this course?
Learning programming is not easy and finding the best person/place you can of great value.
This course is designed with beginners' minds. You will learn as you practice and before the end of the code you will have your app running.
The sole aim of this course is to help you develop a secure authentication mechanism using firebase
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