Android Tutorials

What is SHA1? SHA1 ( S ecure H ash A lgorithm 1 ) hash value is typically rendered as a hexadecimal number, 40 digits long used by the organizations like Google , Facebook etc uses SHA-1 hash value for secure connection between their services and clients. SHA-1 value of debug will be different from SHA-1 value of release build . How to Obtain SHA1 Using Android Studio Terminal 1) Open Android Studio 2) Open Terminal 3) Type the command (MAC) ./gradlew signingReport                          OR 3) Type the command (Windows) .\gradlew signingReport Note: If you receiver Permission denied warning then put bash and then command for example bash ./gradlew signingReport 4) SHA1 certificate will be displayed in the window opened at the bottom Using Keystore file with Terminal 1) Open Android Studio 2) Open Terminal and type the following command      keytool -list -v -keystore <your keystore path> -alias <your alias> For Example      keytool -list -v -keystore /Users

Firebase Firestore Video tutorial series will cover following topics: ✓Connect App with Firebase  ✓Enable/Use Firebase Cloud Firestore.  ✓Add/Upload data to Firebase Cloud Firestore.  ✓Show data from Firebase Cloud Firestore.  ✓Update existing data to Firebase Cloud Firestore.  ✓Delete existing data from Firebase Cloud Firestore.  ✓Search existing data from Firebase Cloud Firestore.