How do I develop an ondemand service app like taskrabbit/housejoy using android studio and firebase

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I need to develop an OnDemand service App like UrbanClap/TaskRabbit for my university project using Firebase I can develop other features of the app but I am stuck in the matchmaking process which is required for this kind of apps for example If a customer books for a Cleaning service. How could I match that with a Cleaning service employee? How could I match them using Firebase Database? If it requires any other software, frameworks, etc. please do let me know about it thank you in advance.

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I haven't tried anything yet I just need a little bit of help regarding the matchmaking process of this type of app

Posted 16-Sep-20 8:46am

Joel jamjagli

Updated 16-Sep-20 8:51am

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[no name] 16-Sep-20 19:26pm

Match a hair dresser, yes; a service company's "employee"? Not likely.
I think you're looking for an internet server.

David Crow 17-Sep-20 10:47am

I once wrote a test Firebase app years ago just to see what it was all about. My takeaway from it was that when devices and/or browsers "subscribed" to the Firebase database, any changes to that database would be known by all subscribers. So, you could create a service request, which would then be sent out to all subscribed devices, and whichever device accepted the service first, got it. The service would then be marked as closed. This is similar in fashion to how DoorDash works.

Joel jamjagli 18-Sep-20 4:46am

Sir, can you help me create this project

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