I use the solution to streamline mobile application development.

My team uses the solution for authentication and back-end server deployment.

I use Google Firebase for its database file storage.

The solution provides authentification. It's a real-time database with tracking features. We also use it as a NoSQL database to restore data, and we also use some analytics, remote config, web hosting, and cloud functionality for APIs.

Google Firebase is more than just a database service. It is a complete platform by Google that is incredibly versatile for mobile and web app development.

I primarily use the solution for various cloud functions. I build applications on it. I also use the Firestore and the database. I use authentication as well. 

My company uses Google Firebase for the product we are trying to develop.

We used the solution for real-time database and authentication.

I use Analytics for Firebase, Firebase Cloud Messaging, and Firebase Crashlytics. I have also used Firebase Performance.

I use Google Firebase to monitor mobile applications.

We use the solution for authentication and faster backend deployment of applications.

Google Fire is providing a lot of features, such as the deployment of our application, and the real-time database where we can store data.

I'm using Google Firebase for Backend as a Service, while in the front end, I'm using AppGyver. The major use case for Google Firebase is that it's a backend server for mobile applications.

We use Google Firebase for static hosting and identity connection for applications.

Our primary use case is with a chatbot and file usage. Let us say you wanted to pay for your utility bill and your data at the same time. We do this using a reward commodity known as cash tokens. This includes checking your wallet's balance and topping it up.

I started using it for web development, taking advantage of the SDK to speed up the development process. Since you do not need to create an API, you can connect to Firebase from JavaScript.

We use Google Firebase for the database in the backend. We also use some of the Firebase functions for the website to interact with. We host two apps on it. One is an Ionic app that connects to the Google Play Store and the Apple Play store. The other one also has a Firebase backend, Firebase functions, and some schedule functions to make some payments.

Firebase has multiple uses. My team uses it for the mobile app, while the audit team uses Firebase for the web app. We are also using Firebase to handle notifications into the mobile and web app.

We use the solution for user management.

This solution supports our real time database. We also use it for AB testing and for its Google Cloud functions. We make use of Crashlytics and reporting on details.

We primarily use the platform to manage our apps. For example, in one instance, we get data from the Australian government regarding the cost of fuel via an API. Then we store the data in Firestore and then we use it in our app, according to the state and according to the cities to show the price of fuel within them.

The primary use case for this solution is the backend for the mobile app.

We're primarily using the solution for developing SaaS expert system software. I wanted to host it with Google so users can subscribe and then develop online from anywhere. That way my software can run on their server.

We use Firebase as a proof of concept to introduce Apogee functionality in the future. We need to simulate some scenarios using Apogee as a lesson for API management and Firebase is the backend database we use to simulate custom scenarios regarding the customer needs.

We use the public cloud version.

Google Firebase helps us build and run applications.

We use Firebase on-premise. Our primary use cases are for push notifications and for realtime chat.

The primary use case is the documentation.