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Leonardo Sibera The company's FireStore documentation says: Cloud Firestore caches the data your app is using, so the app can write, read, listen, and query data even when the device is offline. When the device comes back online , Cloud Firestore syncs all loc
Leonardo Sibera The company's FireStore documentation says: Cloud Firestore caches the data your app is using, so the app can write, read, listen, and query data even when the device is offline. When the device comes back online , Cloud Firestore syncs all loc
Jamey McElveen I need to build an app for task work that runs 100% offline and then syncs with the server when it reconnects to the internet. The app "currently" has more than 6,000 people in the database, which needs to be searched when missionaries are out i
Jamey McElveen I need to build an app for task work that runs 100% offline and then syncs with the server when it reconnects to the internet. The app "currently" has more than 6,000 people in the database, which needs to be searched when missionaries are out i
Jamey McElveen I need to build an app for task work that runs 100% offline and then syncs with the server when it reconnects to the internet. The app "currently" has more than 6,000 people in the database, which needs to be searched when missionaries are out i
Marek Baláž When syncing offline data on Firebase, new online data on other devices will be deleted. I need to sync my offline data and keep new online data without deleting. Is it possible? Thanks for your answer. Frank Vampfelen If you have multiple users wr
Nils When storing around 5000 child nodes under a single node, Firebase is very slow to initialize when using the offline feature. It takes about 30 seconds to execute the first query. Once initialized, executing subsequent queries (such as listing the top 25
Nils When storing around 5000 child nodes under a single node, Firebase is very slow to initialize when using the offline feature. It takes about 30 seconds to execute the first query. Once initialized, executing subsequent queries (such as listing the top 25
Nils When storing around 5000 child nodes under a single node, Firebase is very slow to initialize when using the offline feature. It takes about 30 seconds to execute the first query. Once initialized, executing subsequent queries (such as listing the top 25
Nils When storing around 5000 child nodes under a single node, Firebase is very slow to initialize when using the offline feature. It takes about 30 seconds to execute the first query. Once initialized, executing subsequent queries (such as listing the top 25
Nils When storing around 5000 child nodes under a single node, Firebase is very slow to initialize when using the offline feature. It takes about 30 seconds to execute the first query. Once initialized, executing subsequent queries (such as listing the top 25
Nils When storing around 5000 child nodes under a single node, Firebase is very slow to initialize when using the offline feature. It takes about 30 seconds to execute the first query. Once initialized, executing subsequent queries (such as listing the top 25
Nils When storing around 5000 child nodes under a single node, Firebase is very slow to initialize when using the offline feature. It takes about 30 seconds to execute the first query. Once initialized, executing subsequent queries (such as listing the top 25
Nils When storing around 5000 child nodes under a single node, Firebase is very slow to initialize when using the offline feature. It takes about 30 seconds to execute the first query. Once initialized, executing subsequent queries (such as listing the top 25
mini I want to know how to protect my rules. I try to use auth.uid != nullin read and write . However, if a new user tries to log in or create a new account, it will not succeed and deny me permission. I want to protect the user and restrict reading only to th
tattered I have an app where one of the main features is "offline use". We generate an SQLite database on the server, which is made available on the API for download. Every time the database changes, the user has to re-download the full SQLite database (curren
Ossio When using Firebase in an iOS app, I want to give users the option to sync their data into the Firebase cloud, or just keep everything locally. I've seen Firebase introduce the option in their SDK to take it offline and keep data out of sync online, but
Crocodile I am setting up offline persistence FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().setPersistenceEnabled(true);
As stated in the previous article , but the following use case fails: Turn off the internet connection on your phone try to write to the database Kill an
Devaz I have an offline data loss situation, but it seems like it should have been synced to the server. Scenes: User is logged in to our Firebase app. Persistence is turned on, as suggested by Firebase: Database.database().isPersistenceEnabled = true
If the
tattered I have an app where one of the main features is "offline use". We generate an SQLite database on the server, which is made available on the API for download. Every time the database changes, the user has to re-download the full SQLite database (curren
Ossio When using Firebase in an iOS app, I want to give users the option to sync their data into the Firebase cloud, or just keep everything locally. I've seen Firebase introduce the option in their SDK to take it offline and keep data out of sync online, but
Crocodile I am setting up offline persistence FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().setPersistenceEnabled(true);
As stated in the previous article , but the following use case fails: Turn off the internet connection on your phone try to write to the database Kill an
Crocodile I am setting up offline persistence FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().setPersistenceEnabled(true);
As stated in the previous article , but the following use case fails: Turn off the internet connection on your phone try to write to the database Kill an
Devaz I have an offline data loss situation, but it seems like it should have been synced to the server. Scenes: User is logged in to our Firebase app. Persistence is turned on, as suggested by Firebase: Database.database().isPersistenceEnabled = true
If the
Ossio When using Firebase in an iOS app, I want to give users the option to sync their data into the Firebase cloud, or just keep everything locally. I've seen Firebase introduce the option in their SDK to take it offline and keep data out of sync online, but
tattered I have an app where one of the main features is "offline use". We generate an SQLite database on the server, which is made available on the API for download. Every time the database changes, the user has to re-download the full SQLite database (curren
Crocodile I am setting up offline persistence FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().setPersistenceEnabled(true);
As stated in the previous article , but the following use case fails: Turn off the internet connection on your phone try to write to the database Kill an
Crocodile I am setting up offline persistence FirebaseDatabase.getInstance().setPersistenceEnabled(true);
As stated in the previous article , but the following use case fails: Turn off the internet connection on your phone try to write to the database Kill an
Devaz I have an offline data loss situation, but it seems like it should have been synced to the server. Scenes: User is logged in to our Firebase app. Persistence is turned on, as suggested by Firebase: Database.database().isPersistenceEnabled = true
If the