For
mobile app developers, picking and choosing a server or cloud
solution for things like storage, push notifications, user
information and analytics can be a struggle. 
We have few servers like parse, firebase and more which helps us in
doing all the job of backend without writing a single line of code.
We will compare Parse Vs Firebase in the post.
Heads up: you're comparing apples to
oranges. Tools belonging to different groups are often not directly
comparable because they usually have different intended purposes,
benefits and need.
|  | Firebase | Parse | 
| Description | 
Real-time
   cloud data service 
    | 
Complete
   technology stack for building mobile apps 
    | 
| Storage | 
NoSQL | 
SQL | 
| Setup | 
Easy | 
Easy | 
| Documentation | 
Great Documentation | 
Well documented | 
| Hosting | 
Yes | 
Yes | 
| Supports | 
Android/iOS/REST/Web | 
Android/iOS/REST/Web/PHP/.NET
   and more | 
| Authentication | 
Firebase
   makes authentication easy. It can integrate with your existing
   login server, or authenticate users with only client-side code. It
   has built-in functionality for email & password, and
   third-party providers such as Facebook, Twitter, GitHub, and
   Google. | 
Users
   can be created through traditional username/password signup,
   through a third-party login system like Facebook or Twitter, or
   even by using Parse's automatic
   anonymous users functionality.
   
    | 
| Offline/Local Data Storage | 
Yes | 
Yes | 
| Analytics | 
Yes | 
Yes | 
| Security & Rules | 
Yes | 
Yes | 
| File Storage | 
No | 
Yes | 
| Push Notification | 
No | 
Yes | 
| Realtime Communcation | 
Yes | 
No | 
| Crash Reporting | 
No | 
Yes | 
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