Android Quickstart – There you go He’s created an Android

There you go! He’s created an Android application that collects data for Google Analytics for Firebase, runs a Google Tag Manager container, and duplicates the Firebase event at a Universal Analytics endpoint. In this guide, I will guide you through the steps to create an extremely simple Android application, then we will create a Firebase project and add Google Tag Manager to the mix. To use Google Analytics for Firebase and implement Google Tag Manager in the application, we must create a Firebase project and configure its SDK in our application. In the control panel, click on the small head of the Android mascot to configure the Firebase project to work in your application. We create a Google Tag Manager container for Firebase and install it in the application. In Android Studio, first click on the Android tag to open the drop-down menu in the Project Browser view and select Project to show the complete structure of the project directory. If you want to see data from a recent Google Analytics report first, you must create a mobile view in Google Analytics. We’ll trigger a base event to figure out how to debug the hits Firebase sends to Google Analytics. When you see all this, everything will work, woohoo! If you send the data to a current Google Analytics property that runs a Mobile App view, you should see your event in the report in real time. Once the application is launched, you can enter the StreamView report into your Firebase Analytics console and you should see the console that collects the data from your application. We create a Firebase project and implement Firebase in the application.