Firestore is really exponentially more convenient, much more in line with what you would think a “database” is, and using it doesn’t have that feeling that you’re learning a completely different language that firebase had (in my opinion). If there are any upcoming changes, I don’t think they’ll be breaking. It’s polished already. It wouldn’t make sense to make any drastic changes.
@jaydz Here is what they have on thier website “Cloud Firestore is currently in beta release. Feature availability and support for product integrations and platforms will continue to improve as the product matures. For more information on existing limitations in Cloud Firestore, see the limits and quotas documentation”
Yeah. They kindof say it themselves there. “will continue to improve as the product matures.” It’s already really really good.
@AaronSterling is more than experienced from what I can tell from his posts, and I take his word pretty seriously. I’m pretty experienced, to a degree, and I’m seconding his notion.
I see your point, and usually I’d agree. Firestore is just a different case I think. Firebase will be obsolete in a surprisingly short amount of time imo. there’s more risk in starting a project with firebase as of now than there is with Firestore.
And Firestore’s just so much easier…
But do what you’re comfortable with. May be that firebase just works better for you. All good.