Reflex Firebase Authentication with Python

In this tutorial we'll look deeper into the Pynecone framework by creating a sign in form that is animated and that sends a request to a Firebase build to check authentication. We'll go over several UI concepts such as animations, transitions, and event triggers, and we'll put all these together to create a modern-looking sign in form.

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[sunilsurendrasingh]

your videos are very informative. If you could just add a voice over then it'll be awesome.

[patriciodiaz]

Thank you so mucho for your videos! I just found you and im so glad. If you could your voice for explanation it would be awesome. Greetings from México. Thanks to you, now i know pynecone is now reflex haha

[borneoviral]

look at 40:57 line 178. if I change that "on_double_click" to "on_click" it wont work. but when I change it back to "on_double_click" it works again. was it just me or there's a bug

[retinavr]

Love the content man! Good work
Question: Why does it only work with, on_double_click and not with on_click for the "sign in" button?

[satyadevmahalingashetty]

Awesome Tutorial! Love It! Can u share the github link to this code. Would really love to play around with the Authentication service you have build

[Villen]

you need put (type_="password") in the input for hidden password

[cristianlozano]

Cual es la diferencia entre flet y pynecone?
(what is the different between flet y pynecone?)
sorry my mother tongue is spanish

[pycodehub]

Are you crazy why your not describing anything

[zankaa]

Silence doesn't really make for a great tutorial...