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In our app, we've started to build our sign in component.
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Now, up to this point, we don't really have the functionality because we need to store this somewhere,
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we need to store it in a database, and it was going to go over that in the next video.
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But this Firebrace section is very important because it mimics a real life scenario, you see most of
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the time when you're working with something like Firebase, you have to realize that developers like
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myself or esure aren't going to memorize the entire firebase library because this is always evolving.
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This is always changing.
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So, for example, if I Google Firebase and go to their docs, their documentation.
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Over the next couple of videos, we're going to see some of the implementation that he was going to
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show, that is actually part of the documentation.
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So if we can get started for the Web.
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This documentation is going to explain pretty well how we can implement what we're about to implement.
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For example, if we go to authentication and we click over here web and in our case, let's say Google
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Sinon.
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It's going to have some pretty nice documentation of how we can add this feature to our app.
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And most likely, when you're building something on your own like this or for a company, you're going
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to go through these documentation, you're not going to memorize what we're going to teach you in these
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videos in your head, because it's impossible.
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There's so many tools out there.
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The key thing here to remember is that professional developers, what they do is they understand that,
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hey, I'm going to use Firebase for, let's say, storage and authentication, and they're able to go
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to the documentation, read things and understand that, hey, when we install NPM, install Firebase
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as a package, well, these are the documentations that I can use to set up Firebase.
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And you'll see that in our code, we're going to do some of the things that you'll see in the documentation
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such as this.
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So if over the next couple of videos things get overwhelming and you're thinking to yourself, wow,
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Iowa is just amazing.
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Andre is just amazing.
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They know Firebase inside and out.
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Keep in mind that no developer memorizes a library like Firebase.
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What we do is we study the documentation and then we implement it into our code.
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So, yes, we record these videos and it looks like everything is perfect, but it involves us going
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back and forth with the documentation, trying out things step by step.
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And this is something that often isn't covered in tutorials when we work with libraries like this,
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documentation is your friend.
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Before we get started, remember, if this next section seems overwhelming, seems extra complicated,
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you always have the documentation to go to, to read, to read up more.
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All right.
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Hopefully I don't scare you too much.
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Let's get started.
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