I would suggest multer if you are familiar with node. I'm not sure of a relational database option but building a relational backend would be the very best practice, this article talks about the pros and cons.
You don't technically own your data with firebase unless you save it somewhere else after it's uploaded to firebase and so I personally suggest using multer unless you have some background in relational database building. With these options, you will have more of a say in what happens to the images than what I teach in this tutorial.
Thanks for this interesting package. I'll have a better look at it later.
I was talking about something related to firestore.
You know that Firebase has the Storage service, right? gs://xxxxxx-app.appspot.com
Being more specific, so I've asked if you will upload a file on Firebase Storage service and save its file URL into Firestore or only the file name and loads it every time the user opens the page. That's my question.
I’m currently working on a tutorial about how to do what you just described. Since I know this tutorial is only good for one small piece of functionality. I’m hoping to release something that ties together using my stuff about firebase specifically.
There is a lot of really good material about firebase on dev.to and the broader web that might be able to get you further on your project.
Great!! You can count on me getting beginners/intermediates levels of JavaScript programmers with Firebase questions and bringing it to you. I'm not the only one with such doubts, I can say.
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I would suggest multer if you are familiar with node. I'm not sure of a relational database option but building a relational backend would be the very best practice, this article talks about the pros and cons.
You don't technically own your data with firebase unless you save it somewhere else after it's uploaded to firebase and so I personally suggest using multer unless you have some background in relational database building. With these options, you will have more of a say in what happens to the images than what I teach in this tutorial.
Also, It should be a faster API call.
Does that answer your question?
Thanks for this interesting package. I'll have a better look at it later.
I was talking about something related to firestore.
You know that Firebase has the Storage service, right?
gs://xxxxxx-app.appspot.com
Being more specific, so I've asked if you will upload a file on Firebase Storage service and save its file URL into Firestore or only the file name and loads it every time the user opens the page. That's my question.
I’m currently working on a tutorial about how to do what you just described. Since I know this tutorial is only good for one small piece of functionality. I’m hoping to release something that ties together using my stuff about firebase specifically.
There is a lot of really good material about firebase on dev.to and the broader web that might be able to get you further on your project.
Great!! You can count on me getting beginners/intermediates levels of JavaScript programmers with Firebase questions and bringing it to you. I'm not the only one with such doubts, I can say.