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 The [Firebase emulator suite](https://firebase.google.com/docs/emulator-suite) allows developers to run a mock Firebase environment locally. Last week, Firebase released a new feature called the [Emulator UI](https://firebase.googleblog.com/2020/05/local-firebase-emulator-ui.html) to visualize and manage Firestore (and Realtime DB) from the browser. The following lesson contains a variety of advanced techniques for setting up a Firebase development environment.
 
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 Much like Gif vs Jif, the proper pronunciation of RegEx is passionately debated among developers. Based on my limited twitter poll, in looks like most prefer the hard G over the soft J. 
 
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 ## Regex Reference
 
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 The following lesson builds a reactive Vue form that automatically syncs the user's input to a backend database -  [Firestore](/tags/firestore). It keeps track of the state of the form, and when modified, waits for a short debounce before writing the changes to the backend database. From a UX perspective, this feature allows a user to save their progress and access it later from any device.  Also, see the [Angular Auto-saving Forms Demo](/lessons/auto-save-reactive-forms-with-firestore/) demo. 
 
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 ## Initial Setup