Firebase Studio now ships with the open‑source Code OSS editor, giving you a VS Code‑like experience for full‑stack development. Manage Firestore, Authentication and Gemini AI right from the UI, and still drop to the CLI when you need. Discover how this streamlines your workflow. #FirebaseStudio #CodeOSS #Firestore #FullStackDev

🔗 https://aidailypost.com/news/firebase-studio-uses-code-oss-editor-simplify-fullstack-app

Mình là sinh viên đang làm SimpleNotes – ứng dụng ghi chú Android đầu tiên bằng Kotlin + Firebase (Firestore) + Room; có thêm/sửa/xóa ghi chú, đồng bộ thời gian thực, hỗ trợ offline, giao diện Material3 + animation. Cần góp ý trước kỳ thi (6–7/11), sẵn sàng nhận pull requests! #Kotlin #Firebase #AndroidDev #Firestore #Room #Material3 #SideProject #Feedback #CodeReview

https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1oojf56/project_my_first_android_note_app_in_kotlin_with/

See you at Fluttercon Europe 2025! My talk "Successfully reducing Firestore read operations" was accepted. 🎉

I will guide you through some methods on how to detect where your read operations come from and how to effectively reduce costs for you and your company once your project starts growing! See you in Berlin between 24 Sep and 26 Sep 2025!

#flutterdev #ftcon25eu #fluttercon #berlin #flutter #firestore #firebase #scaleup

📢 Google Cloud announced #Firestore with #MongoDB compatibility: https://bit.ly/4iEYZsm

This new feature brings support for the MongoDB API & query language - making it easier to store and query semi-structured JSON data in Google Cloud’s real-time document database.

#CloudComputing #GoogleCloud #InfoQ

Google Cloud Announces Firestore with MongoDB Compatibility

During the recent Google Cloud Next 2025, the cloud provider announced the preview of Firestore with MongoDB compatibility. This new option provides MongoDB API and query language to store and query s

InfoQ

The video from April’s meetup is now available with these talks:
• Firestore improvements for iOS by Max Kalik
• SwiftUI in Production: Lessons Learned by @kabiroberai

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbxqCdjrQks

#iosdev #swift #firestore #swiftui

iOSoho: https://www.meetup.com/iosoho/events/292692016

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gaining access to anyones browser without them even visiting a website - eva's site

gaining access to anyones browser without them even visiting a website

Major #security flaw discovered in #Arc #Browser

* arc boosts can contain arbitrary #javascript
* arc boosts are stored in #firestore
* the arc browser gets which boosts to use via the creatorID field
* we can arbitrarily chage the creatorID field to any user id

> thus, if we were to find a way to easily get someone elses user id, we would have a full attack chain

Spoiler alert you gave out your creatorID when you sent the invite link out on social media 😂

https://kibty.town/blog/arc/

#firebase

gaining access to anyones browser without them even visiting a website - eva's site

gaining access to anyones browser without them even visiting a website

Security vulnerability in the Arc browser:
https://kibty.town/blog/arc/

It involves manipulating Firestore data (a remote database) to inject malicious JavaScript via "Arc boosts". If you know another user's ID, you can also target them.

Additionally, the blog mentions a potential privacy issue: when you visit a site, the Arc browser leaks the hostname to the server during a remote lookup in the Firestore database.

#arc #security #privacy #firestore

gaining access to anyones browser without them even visiting a website - eva's site

gaining access to anyones browser without them even visiting a website

I played with my #python script to tweak the prompt and finally got to ...

prompt = f"Today's date is {today_date}. I want to know today's custard flavor of the day, the description of today's custard flavor of the day, today's date, the numeric day of the month, the current month (spelled out), the name of the custard shop, the URL the custard shop's website, the physical street address of where the custard shop is located, the city the shop is physically located in, and the hours the custard shop is open today. The 'flavor of the day' could be listed as 'TODAY’S FLAVOR OF THE DAY', 'Gilles Flavor of the Day', 'Flavor of the Day', 'Today’s Flavor', or the '{today_date} flavor of the day'. Do not include any other information beyond what I am requesting. If you can not find the value of an attribute, set it to the value 'NA' in the object that you return. The description of the flavor of the day must not include the phrase 'They are currently hiring and offer competitive wages' and the description must not include the phrase 'Gilles Frozen Custard is a Milwaukee institution serving up delicious frozen custard in a variety of flavors'. The flavor of the day must not be for a future day. The result must look like this without any modifications ... 'date': '[Day], [Month] [Date]', 'flavor_of_the_day': '[Flavor]', 'description': '[Flavor Description]', 'hours': '[Hours they are open, today]', 'url': '[The address for their website]', 'name': '[The name of the custard shop]' 'location': '[Street Address Of Where They Are Located]', 'city': '[The city the shop is located in]', 'day': '[The numeric day of the month]', 'month': '[The current month, spelled out]'"

... But it still isn't playing nicely. I could reduce the number of attributes returned or try to get a 70b model working on it.

#Firebase #Firestore #AI #ScreenScraping
I updated my #python script to update a Firebase Cloud Firestore instead of just printing a JSON array to the terminal but I'm still not getting a great result out of it. Sometimes I get the data that I am after and sometimes I don't. I've tried a dozen different AI models and I eventually settled on gemma2:27b. I think that I need to start working on tweaking the prompt.

#Firebase #Firestore #AI