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Seed project for AngularFire apps
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upgrade angularfire-seed to angularfire 0.9.0 #59

Closed kjhughes closed 9 years ago

kjhughes commented 9 years ago

Besides version number bumps in config files, what all's needed to cover the new AngularFire 0.9.0 release? Migrate to new authentication methods? Anything more?

Edit: Noticed that we'll also need mockfirebase updated, where issues 39 (Firebase 2.0 queries) and 40 (Firebase auth) are currently open.

katowulf commented 9 years ago

Unknown at this point. At least authentication methods, and using the new $waitForAuth() and $requireAuth() tools. The account management screen probably needs an overhaul.

Probably some optimizations we can make with queries as well.

ronenteva commented 9 years ago

+1 for migrating to the new authentication methods

ghost commented 9 years ago

+1 for migrating to the new authentication methods ASAP.

There is nothing better than looking at a working example to help you get started. I also see this as an extension of the Docs.

chinedufn commented 9 years ago

+1 for migrating to the new authentication methods

New to this repo - Are PR's being accepted for this?

jabas06 commented 9 years ago

+1 for migrating to the new authentication methods.

It would be nice if you could upgrade the yeoman generator as well :)

epes commented 9 years ago

+1 for migrating to the new authentication methods.

Wanted to start a new project and a working demo would be great to learn from!

hiddendragonXVII commented 9 years ago

Chyess, I'm attempting to upgrade the dependencies myself

danlourenco commented 9 years ago

+1 for migrating to the new authentication methods.

bendrucker commented 9 years ago

Auth methods are nearly ready, tracked in katowulf/mockfirebase#42. I'll be reviewing + merging sometime later this week.

PRs are welcomed on queries as that may take me a little more time.

jpamorgan commented 9 years ago

+1 for migrating to the new authentication methods..

upgrading the dependencies would be huge for me.