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If you've tried to create a web app before, you know it's not always simple. Before you even start coding, you have to decide: which tools and frameworks do you use for the frontend? What platform do you use for the backend? How do you make them work together the way you want?

Pairing Firebase with React takes that stress away. Firebase is a cutting-edge backend platform that integrates beautifully with React apps, making your life considerably easier.

This course will teach you how to make use of Firebase's functionality in a React app. From basic authentication to complex topics like session handling, you'll leave with the ability to create and deploy awesome web apps with ease.

Along the way, you'll build your own React app, and then connect it to a Firebase backend.

We're also excited to share that this course features Educative's newest feature: A live VM. You'll now have access to a terminal with a native look and feel where you can modify code and see changes in real time - all inside your browser!

Integrating Firebase with React

In the previous lesson, we made the sign-up system in our React app work through Firebase. However, we can still make things easier.

## A Simpler Way
Instead of using a **render prop** component, which is automatically provided with React’s Context Consumer component, it may be simpler to use a **higher-order** component. 

Let’s implement this higher-order component in the `src/components/`**`Firebase/context.js`**:



In the previous lesson, we made the sign-up system in our React app work through Firebase. However, we can still make things easier.

# A Simpler Way
Instead of using a **render prop** component, which is automatically provided with React’s Context Consumer component, it may be simpler to use a **higher-order** component. 

Let’s implement this higher-order component in the `src/components/`**`Firebase/context.js`**:



Now that we've implemented the sign-up system in our application, let's figure out a way to improve it.

Higher-Order Components

Getting Started!

Firebase in React Setup

Firebase Interface

Session Handling

Password Features with Firebase

Firebase Authorization in React

Firebase Real-time Database

Higher-Order Components

A Simpler Way