Uses Firebase 9 and React 18. #33
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April 14, 2022 13:33
…ntax is changed to accomodate for Firebase's modularity.
…onding changes in sintaxis.
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Thank you very much for your work! |
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Thank you, your code helped me migrate my fork of the app, you're the best! |
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Firebase changed a lot in version 9, and the original tutorial uses ]Firebase 7. To use the exact same sintaxis, it's necessary to import the compat version when using Firebase 9.
To avoid this, I made the changes necessary to the sintaxis to allow the modularity in the firebase library.
If this version could be added, alongside the original, I think it would help people following the tutorial in 2022+