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      <title>How I Use Firebase in Production Without the Bloat</title>
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      <description>Firebase can run your whole backend or quietly balloon your app and your bill. Here&apos;s the lean subset I actually use across production Android apps, and the services I deliberately leave out. · 4 min read</description>
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