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Integrating the Firebase Web SDK into a website is usually straightforwards; install the `firebase` NPM package, import it and off you go! Doing this with Gatsby JS will cause some issues.

Late last year we made the decision at Invertase to heavily invest in a revamp of the entire React Native Firebase library and today as announced in the keynote at the Firebase Summit; we're super excited to share with you this new & improved React Native Firebase; version 6.0.0!

Netlify provides out of the box support for automatic built-in form handling. Simply add a HTML form to your website and on your next build, Netlify will show your form on the project dashboard, along with any replies which have been received.

GatsbyJS is one of my favourite open source frameworks for building static websites. Being able to take advantage of their plugin ecosystem to build rapid websites whilst using some of the latest tools such as GraphQL makes the experience both fun and simple. Prismic is a headless CMS with a powerful API which takes away the pain of managing rich content such as images, headings, lists etc which feature regularly in web content.

As we announced earlier in the year we're hard at work bring you a new and better Firebase experience for React Native. In this blog post we'll briefly cover 'what is Firebase Crashlytics', how you can get setup and what's new for the latest release of React Native Firebase Crashlytics.

This blog post has been updated for version 6.0.0 of React Native Firebase.

Update: v6.0.0 is now quite far along and we'd love for you to try it out. We've also begun writing up new blog posts for each of the new Firebase modules for React Native, check out the current ones (more to come):