@martinbean I've worked on the project for over 4 months, and I don't really know anything about firebase.
So I'd like someone experienced giving me a piece of advic3
@Kris01 the problem is that there are waaay to many variables here for anyone to give proper advice.
Are you using any features from laravel that you would need to recreate (queues, relationships etc)
How much can your app do. 1 page with a list of products? A week perhaps. But I suspect it's much more.
His skill level
I think a much better question is to ask him how fast he can rewrite it. And what happens if he stops? Will he teach you firebase + js + app dev while writing it?
got a new coworker and he wants to transfer our laravel fully built project to firebase. Making it an app for ios and android also.
@Kris01 That’s not a reason to completely re-platform. At all. All you need to do is create an API if you want to support mobile apps.
Sounds like your co-worker just can’t be bothered to learn Laravel and wants to rewrite the project in something they’re more familiar with, which is just going to be a waste of your time and your employer’s money if you already have a project built in Laravel.
Otherwise what happens if you hire someone and they prefer something else? Are you going to rebuild your app a third time?!
@martinbean thanks for your advice.
One last thing.
Would it be possible to have a backend in laravel with firebase? If yes, would the code we already have be usable or we'd have to change most of it?
@Kris01 Firebase is a suite of various tools. It’s not a hosting platform. There’s absolutely nothing from your Laravel app that you’d be able to use there.