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Google’s Firebase is a fantastic platform for us developers. It provides a wide variety of services that we may need for our applications, ranging from databases and storage, all the way to machine learning services and analytics.

Authentication, of course, is among those services, and it makes it incredibly simple for developers to authenticate users using a variety of methods: from the traditional email and password method to phone number authentication to social media authentication.

In this new series of posts, I will be showing you how to implement Firebase user authentication in your Xamarin Forms apps, starting in this one with the user interface.

Distributing iOS applications can be tricky, with all the identifiers, provisioning profiles, and certificates that are required. What's more, each of these things can take different forms depending on the problem at hand.

Mobile DevOps with Microsoft's Visual Studio App Center is super easy and incredibly tailored to mobile developers, so enabling continuous delivery for an Android app will be very straight forward in this video.