Dec 2022: Vue ＆Nuxt, Firestore index limits, and build your own Extensions

Welcome to the December 2022 edition of Firebase Release Notes with Frank van Puffelen. In this video, puf discusses updates on investing in Vue, Nuxt, and VueFire, reporting state of your self-developed Extensions to Firebase, deploying TTL policies to Firestore from the Firebase CLI, personalization list view for Remote Config, and more!

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
0:12 - Investing in Vue, Nuxt, and VueFire
0:42 - Report state of your self-developed Extensions to Firebase
1:13 - Deploy TTL policies to Firestore from the Firebase CLI
1:33 - Request additional Firestore index quota for your project
1:48 - Personalization list view for Remote Config
2:22 - New startAfter＆endBefore query parameters in RTDB REST API
2:49 - Firestore onboarding checklist
3:20 - Conclusion

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[fishheadbreakroom]

I need that sweater! <3 for that vuejs support, you guys are killing it.

[imadbouirmane]

You're doing very well and love how Firebase make it easier for us after this huge updates.
Thanks for that Firebase Team

[TheGameWatcher]

Yes yes yes yes yeeess!!!! Love the Vue love!

[_GabrielNexT]

Firestore in 2023 will dominate the market. Thank you for the evolutions of 2022.

Now the target is a native ilike string query.

[sabriboughanmi]

Firestore lacks a crucial feature that would enable the update of multiple documents based on queries. This is a significant limitation, particularly in scenarios where there is a need to update large numbers of documents without the requirement to download them first.

Additionally, the ability to query a collection and update another collection's documents using respective document IDs would provide greater flexibility and establish relationships between collections. For example, it would be useful to create a request on the FollowedCollection (where each user defines the user IDs he follows) and update the corresponding documents in the NewsfeedCollection. However, this is currently not possible with Firestore."

[MaximilianBeck]

Great additions 😊 What about increasing the 1000 expression limits for security rules?
When using a slightly more sophisticated data structure, the limit is easily reached when validating "schema"😢

[oskrm]

Every one of those I'm like please add firestore search

[rubenheymans]

it would be nice if you could also team up with the angular core team and create a first class angular and firebase experience though