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Integrate Firebase for crash reporting, analytics, and performance monitoring #39
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Fabric was acquired by Google a while ago and their tools are being merged into Firebase. So we'll need to migrate off of Fabric in the coming months. Currently we use these Fabric tools:
While we're at it, Firebase has some other nice tools for things like performance monitoring and server-side app configuration as well. Worth looking into those.
Todo:
Observations:
firebase-core+firebase-perfdeps: 9.86 MB -> 10.85 MB (+992 KB)