The Firebase Android SDKs for Authentication, Crashlytics, Crashlytics NDK, installations, Performance Monitoring, and Remote Config have been updated. The Crashlytics Gradle plugin and the Performanc...
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- The Firebase Android SDKs for Authentication, Crashlytics, Crashlytics NDK, installations, Performance Monitoring, and Remote Config have been updated. The Crashlytics Gradle plugin and the Performance Monitoring Gradle plugin have also been updated. For more details, check out the latest Android Release Notes. To get started with Firebase in Android, see Add Firebase to your Android Project.
- Launched a management API for the Realtime Database. With just a REST request, users can can list, create, update, delete, disable, and re-enable Realtime Database instances.
- The Firebase JavaScript SDK (v8.0.2) is now available. For more details, see the Firebase JavaScript SDK release notes. To install the SDK, see Add Firebase to your JavaScript Project.
- Launched a new region for the Realtime Database, in Belgium, in addition to the existing region in the United States.
- The Firebase Admin Node.js SDK (v9.4.0) is now available. This release contains several updates to the Cloud Firestore API. To install this SDK, see Add the Firebase Admin SDK to your server.
- The Firebase Android BoM (Bill of Materials) has been updated to v26.1.0. Learn how to add SDKs to your app using the Firebase BoM, in the Android getting started guide.
The Firebase Android SDKs for Authentication, Crashlytics, Crashlytics NDK, installations, Performance Monitoring, and Remote Config have been updated. The Crashlytics Gradle plugin and the Performance Monitoring Gradle plugin have also been updated. For more details, check out the latest Android Release Notes. To get started with Firebase in Android, see Add Firebase to your Android Project.