Google introduces Firebase Studio, an end-to-end platform that builds custom apps in-browser, in minutes

Google Has heated the app building space, nowadays rolled out of a generative AI-driven end-to-end app platform with which users can make adapted apps within a few minutes.

Today at Google Cloud Next, the Tech Giant introduced the full-stack AI workspace FireBase Studio.

DEVS and non-DEVS can use the cloud-based, Gemini-driven agent development platform to build, launch, launch, launch and control mobile and web apps, APIs, Backends and Frontends directly from their browsers. It is now available in preview for all users (you must have a Google account).

When of this message, FireBase Studio experienced ‘exceptionally big question’, so Venturebeat has not yet had the opportunity to test it. However, the early reaction has largely been positive.

“Google has just cooked again! Firebase Studio beats Lovable and Bolt?” wrote a YouTube user who offered a self -study video. “This can be a game changer for developers who want to quickly build prototypes and production-ready applications with AI aid.”

“Feels like Cursor Ai V0 meets, but free.”

Another user responded: “? It is as Lovable+Cursor+Replit+Bolt+Windsurf All in one test catalog.”

How users can make apps with FireBase Studio in minutes

FireBase Studio combines Google’s coding tools Genkit and PRject IDX with specialized AI agents and Gemini -Help. It is built on the popular Code Oss project, which makes it look and feel many.

Users just have to open their browser to build an app in minutes, import existing repositories such as Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket or a local machine. The platform supports languages, including Java, .NET, Node.JS, Go and Python and Frameworks such as Next.js, React, Angular, VU.JS, Android, Flutter and others.

Users can choose from More than 60 pre-built templates or use a prototyping agent who helps design an app (including onion, AI streams and API schedule) via natural language, screenshots, mockups, drawing aids, screenshots, images and mockups without the need for coding. The app can then be used immediately FireBase -App HostingCloud Run, Or adapted infrastructure.

Apps can be checked in a FireBase console and are refined and extensively in a coding workspace with a single click. Apps on the right can be viewed in a browser, and FireBase Studio offers built-in runtime services and tools for emulation, testing, refactoring, error detection and code documentation.

Google says that the platform coding workflows greatly simplifies. Gemini helps users to write code and documentation, repair bugs, manage and resolve dependencies, to write and perform unit tests and work with Docker containers, among other things. Users can adjust and evolve different aspects of their apps, including model infection, agents, generation collecting (RAG), UX, Business Logic and others.

Google now also gives early access to Gemini Code Assist Agents in FireBase Studio for those in the Google Developer Program. For example, a migration agent can help move code; A test agent can simulate user interactions or perform opponent scenarios against AI models to identify and repair potentially dangerous outputs; And a code documentation agent can allow users to talk to code.

During Preview, FireBase Studio is available with three workplaces for regular users, while members of the Google Developer Program members can use a maximum of 30 workplaces. Gemini Code Assist Agents are on the waiting list.