Pusher APIs make it simple to add realtime features to your applications, fast. We have hundreds of tutorials, written by our experts, to get you up and running!
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You can use Pusher to send messages to other clients on the same channel. In this tutorial, we’ll create a chat app that will demonstrate how easy it is to integrate our Pusher service with a Vue.js and Laravel 8 project.
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This part of the tutorial series will teach you how to add Channels capability to your app. You will learn how to set up an authentication endpoint to run on your server that will allow your app to subscribe to a private-channel.
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This tutorial will teach you how to use the publish with info API extension to determine when a user is offline, and then easily fallback to notifications via Beams so that they are kept up to date and you can bring them back to your app.
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This part of the tutorial series will teach you to re-engage users when they are not actively connected to Channels. By the end of this section you will be able to receive web push notifications by associating your GitHub User ID using Beams authenticated users.
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In this tutorial we’ll show you how you can deliver engaging live data updates to your own users by building a dynamic realtime results app using Channels (and add some bonus features using Beams, our comprehensive push notifications API).
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We will walk you through the steps to send push notifications to your Android app users with Pusher’s Beams API.
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Webhooks make it extremely easy to send push notifications to all of your iOS and Android users with a single request. In this tutorial, learn about webhooks and how you can take advantage of them to send a notification to Slack every time a user reads or opens the sent notification.
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Food ordering apps such as UberEats and FoodPanda are a popular way to order from your favorite local restaurant. In this tutorial series, create both the food ordering app and the driving app. In part 1, create a simplified food ordering app using React Native.
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Food ordering apps such as Uber Eats and FoodPanda are a popular way to order from your favorite local restaurant. In this tutorial series, create both the food ordering app and the driving app using React Native. In the third and final part, add push notifications to inform both the customer and the driver of various events throughout the ordering process.
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Food ordering apps such as Uber Eats and FoodPanda are a popular way to order from your favorite local restaurant. In this tutorial series, create both the food ordering app and the driving app using React Native. In part 2, create the driver app and implement a chat functionality between the customer and the driver.
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In this tutorial, create a web app for monitoring the status of your servers in realtime using Laravel. The app will offer realtime monitoring of disk, CPU and memory. You can also add custom notifications and have the server send you a text message when the CPU usage goes above a set threshold.
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Azure Functions are serverless and work on a pay as you go model, which is useful if you only need to send push notifications every so often. In this tutorial, explore how to setup Pusher Beams on an Android client using an Azure Function running Java to trigger the notifications.
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In this tutorial, you will build a simple to-do app for iOS using React Native. You will integrate push notifications, so that every time an updated version of the app is deployed to the App Store, users will receive a notification.
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When using music streaming services like Spotify, you can see realtime technology in action when you are using multiple devices. On the other devices, you can see how much playtime has elapsed. This three-part tutorial series looks at how to integrate this feature into your application. In the first part, build the web API.
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When using music streaming services like Spotify, you can see realtime technology in action when you are using multiple devices. On the other devices, you can see how much playtime has elapsed. This three-part tutorial series looks at how to integrate this feature into your application. In the second part, add realtime functionality to a prebuilt iOS client application.
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Azure Functions are serverless and work on a pay as you go model, which is useful if you only need to send push notifications every so often. In this tutorial, explore how to setup Pusher Beams on an iOS client using an Azure Function running Java to trigger the notifications.
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This tutorial introduces common authentication and security problems, and walks through two authentication methods using Dart. Use the Aqueduct server framework to simplify development, and Postman to quickly test your authentication setup.
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In this tutorial, implement an app that uses facial recognition to identify people and verify that a student has indeed attended a class. You'll learn how to use Microsoft Cognitive Services, and specifically how to use React Native Camera and convert its response to a format that can be understood by the API.
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This tutorial will explore how lazy loading is handled by Angular and the reasoning behind it with practical illustrations. Big projects with different nests of components will load faster and be more resource efficient with lazy loading, which this tutorial will demonstrate.
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This tutorial is a step-by-step guide to connect AWS Amplify and AWS AppSync services with your React Native application. Build a cross-platform mobile app by integrating frameworks like React Native and Expo CLI, with services AWS AppSync and Amplify.
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