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Firebase Firestore is a powerful NoSQL database offered by Google, designed for real-time data synchronization and scalability. When combined with Next.js, a React-based framework, you can build dynamic, server-rendered, and scalable web applications. This tutorial will guide you through integrating Firebase Firestore with Next.js. Prerequisites Before we start, ensure you have the following: Node.js installed (preferably version 16 or later). A basic understanding of JavaScript/TypeScript and React. A Firebase project set up in the Firebase Console. Next.js installed in your project. If not, create a new Next.js app by running: npx create-next-app@latest my-next-app cd my-next-app   Step 1: Set Up Firebase Firestore Log in to the Firebase Console and select your project. Navigate to Build > Firestore Database and click Create Database. Select a starting mode (" Test Mode " is recommended for development) and choose the Firestore location closest to your users.   Step 2:...

React and Firebase make a powerful combination for building modern web applications. Firebase provides robust backend services like authentication, database, and hosting, while React enables creating dynamic and responsive user interfaces. In this tutorial, we’ll build a React application with Firebase Authentication and implement CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations using Firestore. Prerequisites Before starting, ensure you have the following: Node.js installed on your system. Firebase account and access to the Firebase Console. Basic understanding of JavaScript, React, and Firebase. A text editor like Visual Studio Code. Step 1: Setting Up the Firebase Project 1.1 Create a Firebase Project Go to the Firebase Console. Click on Add Project and follow the setup wizard. Enable Firestore Database in the Build section. Enable Authentication and configure an email/password provider in the Sign-in method tab. 1.2 Add a Web App In the Firebase Console, select your project. Click on ...