Open sourcing the Firebase Android SDK
Blog post from Firebase
Firebase has open sourced its first Android SDKs as part of a broader effort to increase transparency and support its developer community. The initial GitHub release includes SDKs for Cloud Firestore, Cloud Functions, Realtime Database, Storage, and FirebaseCommon, with additional SDKs planned for future release. The firebase-android-sdk repository serves as the source of truth for these components, allowing developers to follow feature and bug-fix progress, build local versions to preview upcoming releases, and access instructions for building, testing, and contributing. Developers can also report issues through GitHub, joining existing open-source Firebase SDK communities across iOS, JavaScript, Node.js, Java, Python, Go, and .NET.
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