Google is open sourcing the client libraries of its Firebase mobile/Web development platform, which supports apps with a host of back-end services such as the popular Crashlytics crash reporting tool.

Google introduced Firebase extensions, which are pre-packaged solutions for app developers, back in 2019.

Google's Firebase is getting new tools and upgrades designed to help app developers complete tasks from tracking to testing.

Discover Firebase Studio, Google's free AI-powered code editor for full-stack development. Simplify coding with advanced tools and templates.

Firebase, a Y Combinator-backed startup that offers infrastructure for real-time apps, is taking the stage today at GigaOm's Structure conference, where it's announcing that it has raised a $5.6 ...

AI access on all platforms With Firebase Studio, Google is launching a major attack on competitors such as Cursor or GitHub Copilot (which now also processes graphics).

Google’s Firebase Studio, an AI-powered development workspace hosted in the Google Cloud, has added new AI-assisted development tools including an autonomous agent mode, foundational support for ...

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to integrate Coinbase with Firebase to build a real Bitcoin-enabled application. We’ll walk through minting custom Firebase auth tokens, connecting to the ...