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#Explorefirebase: Add Firebase Authentication To Your Android App

Firebase provides a powerful backend service to help mobile developers quickly build quality apps. It offers authentication services to securely authenticate users, which is an important but difficult task to build from scratch. The article will demonstrate how to add Firebase authentication to an Android app so users can be authenticated easily without needing to develop a custom authentication system. It begins by instructing developers to set up a Firebase project, which is required before using Firebase services in an app.
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#Explorefirebase: Add Firebase Authentication To Your Android App

Firebase provides a powerful backend service to help mobile developers quickly build quality apps. It offers authentication services to securely authenticate users, which is an important but difficult task to build from scratch. The article will demonstrate how to add Firebase authentication to an Android app so users can be authenticated easily without needing to develop a custom authentication system. It begins by instructing developers to set up a Firebase project, which is required before using Firebase services in an app.
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#ExploreFirebase: Add Firebase Authentication to your Android app

Febryan Asa Perdana


Full-Stack Mobile Developer & Mentor based in Malang, Indonesia.

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Firebase is a powerful Mobile Backend-as-a-Service (MBaaS) offered by Google to help us,


mobile app developers, quickly develop quality mobile apps with ease, thanks to wide range
of features it provides to us, from authentication system and realtime database to remote
config and cloud functions.

As a developer, we know that an authentication system is one of the most important things
to exist in our application, especially if the application is designed to provide a secure, isolated
environment for its users to use the app, such as personal finance management app or
productivity app. However, building a scalable and secure authentication system from scratch
is a very daunting task. That’s where Firebase comes in.

In the first part of this #ExploreFirebase article series, I will show you how to add Firebase
authentication system to your Android app so you can start authenticating your users easily
instead of burdening yourself by building and maintaining your own authentication system.

Are you ready? Let’s go!

1. Setup Firebase Project

This is a must-to-do step before you can start using Firebase on your app.

a. Open https://console.firebase.google.com and sign in/sign up with any of your


Google accounts.

b. Create a new project. You can fill the project name field with your app name or
anything.

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