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  1. Support Dart in Cloud Functions

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    27 comments  ·  General » Cloud Functions for Firebase  ·  Admin →
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    Luke Pighetti commented  · 

    Context switching between Dart and Typescript is very expensive for most engineers. Having a Dart Admin SDK and first-class Cloud Functions integration (with all the expected triggers, console controls, CLI support, logging, etc) would supercharge so many Flutter + Firebase apps and bring vibrancy to this space.

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  2. Having pure Dart SDKs for Firebase

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    3 comments  ·  General » SDKs  ·  Admin →
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  3. Firestore indexes in emulator

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    15 comments  ·  General » Emulators  ·  Admin →
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    Luke Pighetti commented  · 

    This is absolutely critical. We currently have no way to warn developers that they are creating functionality that requires indexes in production. All we expect is a warning in the console just like we experience when developing on a managed Firestore instance.

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