In-Browser Previews & Emulators:
Web Previews: For any web-based components (e.g., a teacher dashboard, or the web view of your prototype), you get instant in-browser previews.
Android Emulators: Firebase Studio includes built-in Android emulators, allowing you to test your Flutter mobile app directly in the browser without needing a physical device or a heavy local Android Studio setup. This significantly speeds up mobile development.
QR Code for Mobile Testing: Generate QR codes to quickly load and test your app previews on physical mobile devices.
Simplified Deployment:
Firebase App Hosting: For modern web apps (like a teacher dashboard or a student portal), Firebase Studio offers one-click deployment to Firebase App Hosting, which handles builds, CDN, and server-side rendering automatically.
Cloud Functions Deployment: Deploying your Cloud Functions is integrated directly from the IDE.
Flexible Deployment: You can also deploy to Firebase Hosting, Cloud Run (for your Genkit or other specialized microservices), or even custom infrastructure directly from Firebase Studio.
Monitoring & Observability: Built-in observability tools within Firebase Studio (especially with Firebase App Hosting and Genkit) allow you to monitor your app's traffic, health, AI model usage, and performance at a glance. You can also seamlessly jump to the Firebase Console or Google Cloud Console for more detailed logs and metrics
Collaboration
Real-time Collaboration: Firebase Studio allows you to share your entire workspace via a URL, enabling multiple team members to work on the same project simultaneously in real-time. This is invaluable for development teams, allowing frontend, backend, and AI specialists to collaborate seamlessly
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