Login - WPF + FIREBASE AUTHENTICATION #3

Learn how to build out a login form and authenticate users via Firebase Authentication in a WPF application.

In this video, we create a login form and bind the form to a login view model. Then, we implement a command that the login form uses in order to authenticate existing users with Firebase Authentication. Finally, we connect the login and register forms by implementing navigation between the two forms.

Rolling your own authentication system is quite painful despite being beneficial in certain scenarios. Luckily, there are many third-party authentication providers that simplify authentication. That said, in this series, we will integrate a WPF application with Firebase Authentication to easily setup authentication and demonstrate the power of Firebase Authentication. Firebase Authentication is one of my favorite third-party authentication providers, as it is free, feature rich, and easy to integrate with.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction
0:08 - Login Form UI
5:34 - Login Form View Model
7:05 - Displaying the Login View on Startup
9:52 - Logging In through Firebase Authentication
14:40 - Navigating from the Login and Register Views
18:57 - Summary

FIREBASE CONSOLE: https://console.firebase.google.com/
PROPERTY CHANGED SNIPPET: https://singletonsean.s3.amazonaws.com/propchange.snippet

SOURCE CODE: https://github.com/SingletonSean/secret-message

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