Role-Based Programme
RB0613

Firebase Studio for Information Technology

AI-Assisted Application Development, Testing & Firebase Integration

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Duration
8 Hours
Level
Basic
Delivery
Instructor-Led
Format
Workshop

Programme Objectives

  • Build foundational capability to use Firebase Studio for AI-assisted application development, prototyping, debugging, testing, and deployment.
  • Apply Gemini in Code View to understand, generate, modify, and troubleshoot application code.
  • Integrate Firebase Authentication and Cloud Firestore into realistic application workflows.
  • Use emulator, preview, and debugging capabilities to validate applications before deployment.
  • Understand how existing Firebase Studio projects should be transitioned to supported long-term development environments.

Tools covered

Firebase StudioGemini in Firebase StudioApp Prototyping AgentCode ViewCloud FirestoreFirebase AuthenticationFirebase App HostingFirebase Local Emulator SuiteGenkit Developer UI

Who should attend

  • IT Managers
  • Software Developers
  • Application Developers
  • Full-Stack Developers
  • Front-End Developers
  • Backend Developers
  • Cloud Engineers
  • Solution Architects
  • Application Architects
  • DevOps Professionals
  • Technical Leads
  • IT Delivery Professionals

Prerequisites & Participant Readiness

  • Basic understanding of web or application-development concepts
  • Familiarity with application workflows and basic programming concepts
  • Basic understanding of databases, APIs, or authentication is helpful
  • Advanced Firebase expertise is not required
  • No previous Firebase Studio experience required
  • Hands-on exercises require access to an existing Firebase Studio workspace or instructor-provided environment, because new workspace creation is no longer supported

TOC Modules

Concepts
  • Understanding Firebase Studio as a cloud-based, AI-assisted development environment
  • Exploring Prototyper View, Code View, Gemini assistance, terminal, previews, and Firebase integrations
  • Mapping Requirement → Prototype → Code → Test → Deploy
  • Understanding the difference between prototypes, development builds, and production applications
Practical activities
  • Exploring an existing Firebase Studio workspace
  • Reviewing project files, application preview, terminal, and development controls
  • Mapping a sample application requirement to a Firebase Studio workflow

Scenarios

Internal Application Requirement to Tested Prototype

Business Requirement → Firebase Studio Prototype → Gemini-Assisted Development → Firestore → Authentication → Functional Testing → Emulator Validation → IT Review

Participants work through an internal application requirement, review or extend its implementation, connect application data and identity, and validate the resulting workflow before technical approval.

Existing Firebase Studio Application to Long-Term Development Environment

Existing Workspace → Code & Firebase Dependency Review → Testing → Technical Readiness → Migration Assessment → Google AI Studio / Antigravity → Continued Development

Participants evaluate an existing Firebase Studio project and prepare a structured transition approach that preserves its Firebase backend services, application code, and validated functionality beyond the Firebase Studio sunset.

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