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Separate Application components from FireBase
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I have a general question regarding usage of Firebase as my data base but I can't seem to find information to support one argument or another. For some context on my background, I am switching from electrical engineering over to software development so forgive me if I am not exactly following best practice design patterns.
My understanding is that if I have a back-end that could potentially change, I should implement a layer of separation between the app components and the database following MVVM principles. However, if I am using Firebase/Firestore, should I still be implementing an abstraction layer?
I currently have my application components (Fragment and Activity) call on a class with methods that then call upon another class where queries to Firestore are executed. However, because I need to wait for the data the be fetched from Firestore, I have to implement onCompleteListeners inside my Fragment/Activity and it's at this point that I feel shaky on my design.
Sorry for the long text, any guidance on the correct patterns and design philosophy is appreciated. Thank you.
android design-patterns mvvm google-cloud-firestore repository-pattern asked Mar 9 at 4:16
Raymond NguyenRaymond Nguyen
2017
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I have a general question regarding usage of Firebase as my data base but I can't seem to find information to support one argument or another. For some context on my background, I am switching from electrical engineering over to software development so forgive me if I am not exactly following best practice design patterns.
My understanding is that if I have a back-end that could potentially change, I should implement a layer of separation between the app components and the database following MVVM principles. However, if I am using Firebase/Firestore, should I still be implementing an abstraction layer?
I currently have my application components (Fragment and Activity) call on a class with methods that then call upon another class where queries to Firestore are executed. However, because I need to wait for the data the be fetched from Firestore, I have to implement onCompleteListeners inside my Fragment/Activity and it's at this point that I feel shaky on my design.
Sorry for the long text, any guidance on the correct patterns and design philosophy is appreciated. Thank you.
android design-patterns mvvm google-cloud-firestore repository-pattern asked Mar 9 at 4:16
Raymond NguyenRaymond Nguyen
2017
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This is a very broad question, and there is not just one correct answer. There is also an element on opinion involved here. Consider taking this to a discussion forum so you can discuss more openly, instead of expecting a correct answer.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 9 at 4:20
add a comment |
I have a general question regarding usage of Firebase as my data base but I can't seem to find information to support one argument or another. For some context on my background, I am switching from electrical engineering over to software development so forgive me if I am not exactly following best practice design patterns.
My understanding is that if I have a back-end that could potentially change, I should implement a layer of separation between the app components and the database following MVVM principles. However, if I am using Firebase/Firestore, should I still be implementing an abstraction layer?
I currently have my application components (Fragment and Activity) call on a class with methods that then call upon another class where queries to Firestore are executed. However, because I need to wait for the data the be fetched from Firestore, I have to implement onCompleteListeners inside my Fragment/Activity and it's at this point that I feel shaky on my design.
Sorry for the long text, any guidance on the correct patterns and design philosophy is appreciated. Thank you.
android design-patterns mvvm google-cloud-firestore repository-pattern asked Mar 9 at 4:16
Raymond NguyenRaymond Nguyen
2017
I have a general question regarding usage of Firebase as my data base but I can't seem to find information to support one argument or another. For some context on my background, I am switching from electrical engineering over to software development so forgive me if I am not exactly following best practice design patterns.
My understanding is that if I have a back-end that could potentially change, I should implement a layer of separation between the app components and the database following MVVM principles. However, if I am using Firebase/Firestore, should I still be implementing an abstraction layer?
I currently have my application components (Fragment and Activity) call on a class with methods that then call upon another class where queries to Firestore are executed. However, because I need to wait for the data the be fetched from Firestore, I have to implement onCompleteListeners inside my Fragment/Activity and it's at this point that I feel shaky on my design.
Sorry for the long text, any guidance on the correct patterns and design philosophy is appreciated. Thank you.
android design-patterns mvvm google-cloud-firestore repository-pattern android design-patterns mvvm google-cloud-firestore repository-pattern asked Mar 9 at 4:16
Raymond NguyenRaymond Nguyen
2017
asked Mar 9 at 4:16
Raymond NguyenRaymond Nguyen
2017
asked Mar 9 at 4:16
Raymond NguyenRaymond Nguyen
2017
asked Mar 9 at 4:16
Raymond NguyenRaymond Nguyen
2017
asked Mar 9 at 4:16
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2017
2017
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This is a very broad question, and there is not just one correct answer. There is also an element on opinion involved here. Consider taking this to a discussion forum so you can discuss more openly, instead of expecting a correct answer.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 9 at 4:20
add a comment |
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This is a very broad question, and there is not just one correct answer. There is also an element on opinion involved here. Consider taking this to a discussion forum so you can discuss more openly, instead of expecting a correct answer.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 9 at 4:20
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This is a very broad question, and there is not just one correct answer. There is also an element on opinion involved here. Consider taking this to a discussion forum so you can discuss more openly, instead of expecting a correct answer.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 9 at 4:20
This is a very broad question, and there is not just one correct answer. There is also an element on opinion involved here. Consider taking this to a discussion forum so you can discuss more openly, instead of expecting a correct answer.
– Doug Stevenson
Mar 9 at 4:20
add a comment |
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