Comprehensive Android Developer Bootcamp - Setting up Firebase with Project

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up an Android project with Firebase integration. It covers creating a new project in Android Studio, connecting Firebase, setting up analytics, adding authentication, configuring storage, and finalizing the setup with necessary permissions. The tutorial also provides an overview of the Firebase console and database setup, ensuring that all backend components are ready for use.

What is the first step in setting up a new Android project with Firebase?

• Create a new Firebase project and connect it to Android Studio.

• Enable Firestore Database in test mode.

• Add Firebase Authentication to the project.

• Set up Firebase Storage for image storage.

Why is it important to add Firebase Analytics to your project?

• To store images in the cloud.

• To receive additional dependencies like Google services.

• To update Gradle dependencies automatically.

• To enable offline transactions.

What authentication method is set up in the project?

• Phone number authentication

• Email and password authentication

• Social media authentication

• Biometric authentication

What is the purpose of adding Firebase Storage to the project?

• To store user authentication data.

• To manage user permissions.

• To enable offline data access.

• To store images and other media files.

Why is it necessary to update Gradle dependencies?

• To ensure compatibility with the latest Firebase features.

• To enable offline transactions.

• To connect to the Firestore database.

• To automatically add internet permissions.

What mode should be used for Firestore Database during development?

• Production mode

• Locked mode

• Test mode

• Offline mode

What is the final step before starting to code the user interface?

• Ensure all backend components are set up.

• Add Firebase Authentication.

• Update all Gradle dependencies.

• Enable internet permissions.