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docs › remote-config › propagate-updates-realtime
as soon as they’re published on the server. This allows you to quickly update any type of app attribute controlled using a Remote Config parameter value. With real-time Remote Config updates, you can: Reduce risk by rolling out features incrementally to targeted users, and performing an emergency...
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docs › in-app-messaging › get-started
This quickstart shows you how to set up Firebase In-App Messaging and send your first message. Before you begin If you haven't already, add Firebase to your Android project. Add the Firebase In-App Messaging SDK to your project In your module (app-level) Gradle file (usually...
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products › extensions › firestore-messagebird-send-msg
Sends messages and notifications using the MessageBird Conversations API.
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docs › data-connect › ai-assistance
Use AI assistance for Firebase Data Connect schemas, queries and mutations You can use Gemini in Firebase to help you craft schemas, queries and mutations to include in your client-side code. Describe an app and summarize its data model, or describe a query or mutation you want to generate in...
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docs › ab-testing › ab-concepts
To help you maximize the relevance and usefulness of your test results, this page provides detailed information about how Firebase A/B Testing works. Sample size Firebase A/B Testing inference does not require the identification of a minimum sample size prior to starting an experiment. In general...
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docs › perf-mon › screen-traces
Learn about screen rendering performance data (Apple & Android apps) Performance Monitoring uses traces to collect data about monitored processes in your app. A trace is a report that contains data captured between two points in time in your app. For Apple and Android apps, Performance Monitoring...
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docs › firestore › cuds
Committed use discounts (CUDs) provide deeply discounted prices in exchange for your commitment to continuously spend a certain amount on Cloud Firestore operations — Read/Write/Delete — for one year or three years. CUDs are ideal when your spending on Cloud Firestore operations involves a...
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docs › analytics › userid
Google Analytics has a setUserID call, which allows you to store a user ID for the individual using your app. This call is optional, and is generally used by organizations that want to use Analytics in conjunction with BigQuery to associate analytics data for the same user across multiple apps...
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docs › ai-logic › pricing
Click your Gemini API provider to view provider-specific content and code on this page. Pricing and whether your Firebase project needs to be on the pay-as-you-go Blaze pricing plan depends on your chosen Gemini API provider and the features of Firebase AI Logic that you use. Using Firebase AI...
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docs › perf-mon › get-started-ios
Get started with Performance Monitoring for Apple platforms Before you begin If you haven't already, add Firebase to your Apple project. Step 1: Add Performance Monitoring to your app After you've added the Performance Monitoring SDK, Firebase automatically starts collecting data for your app's...
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