Firebase Notifications is a free service that enables user notifications for Android and iOS devices . Through the Firebase console, you can send notifications quickly and easily across platforms with no server coding required.
Read moreHow do I send a FCM message?
FCM also has a Console where you can send the Message/Notification from, without having your own app server. NOTE: Creating your own app server is up to you. Just stating that you can send a message/notification via the console. The URL used is “https://android.googleapis.com/gcm/send” .
Read moreHow do I get notifications from Firebase?
In the navigation bar, click Notifications.
Read moreHow does Firebase FCM work?
FCM, or Firebase Cloud Messaging works by keeping a connection open towards the Google servers from your phone . This connection listens to messages from Google servers and takes action on your phone when messages are received.
Read moreWhich server does Firebase use?
Firebase includes an easy-to-use hosting service for all of your static files. It serves them from a global CDN with HTTP/2 . And to make your development particularly painless, Firebase hosting utilizes Superstatic, which you can run locally for all of your testing.24 Eki 2016
Read moreWhat protocol does FCM use?
FCM supports HTTP and XMPP protocols that are virtually identical to the GCM server protocols, so you don’t need to update your sending logic for the migration.
Read moreDoes Firebase have a server?
The server side of Firebase Cloud Messaging consists of two components: The FCM backend provided by Google. Your app server or other trusted server environment where your server logic runs, such as Cloud Functions for Firebase or other cloud environments managed by Google.
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