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What Is Ruby on Rails & Why You Should Use it for Your Web Application

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Ruby on Rails is an open-source software used to build web applications. Rails is a framework used to create websites using the general-purpose programming language Ruby. Ruby ranks amongst the top ten programming languages predominantly because of the voguishness of Rails. Ruby on Rails was built by David Heinemeier Hansson and is often just called “Rails”. It amalgamates Ruby with HTML, JavaScript and CSS to manufacture a web application that operates on a web server. It is generally considered to be a server-side web application development platform. Rails catalyzes the process of buildings complex sites. John Dillon, CEO of Engine Yard, said Ruby’s productivity in Rails is anywhere  from 2 to 2.5 times  greater than a comparable Java programmer. Why Use Ruby on Rails (RoR)? While giving an interview in 2005, David Heinemeier Hansson the designer of Rails stated, “Ruby is an extremely easy programming language to use for building web applications. Ruby is a general-purpose programmi
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  As a beginner we search for “what is firebase?” and we get the definition as “Firebase is Google’s   mobile application development   platform that helps you build, grow, and improve your app.”, but what does it actually mean? In short with firebase you can work without any backend server, as firebase offers you a   Real-Time Database   you can store your data in a firebase real time database. It stores the data in JSON(JavaScript Object Notation). Firebase is Baas (Back end as a service). Firebase offers so many features to grow and improve your application. Features such as To utilize this feature in your  React Native  Application you have to integrate Firebase in your app. So in this article lets see how to integrate Firebase in your React Native application. Installation First, navigate to your React Native application root directory in your terminal and run the following command Using npm: npm i --save @react-native-firebase/app Using yarn: yarn add @react-native-firebase/app F