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Build a streaming platform and watch videos with your friends

In this tutorial, we explain how to build a live streaming application that displays the online status of users you are interested in and who are currently streaming a video.

Go
Vue.js
Social
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9 minute read

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Notify Slack users of push notification status with webhooks

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.

Android
Go
Kotlin

9 minute read

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Build a live popularity chart in Go using tweets as a data source

Build a Go application with a simple web frontend, displaying a live graph comparing the popularity of three Twitter topics. You will create a Twitter developer account, code the app, and be able to customize the displayed topics.

Data visualization
Feeds
Go
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7 minute read

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AWS Lambda running Go and Pusher Beams for Android push notifications

Learn how to send push notifications from AWS Lambda to an Android app, using Pusher Beams. Build a simple demo app and create a Lambda function using Go. Upload and test the function.

Android
Go

6 minute read

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Build a live analytics dashboard using Go and MongoDB

Use Go, MongoDB and Pusher Channels to monitor user interactions with your app. Build a simple demo app page and a monitoring dashboard. The dashboard updates in realtime as users interact with the app.

Go
HTML
JavaScript
...

11 minute read

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AWS Lambda running Go and Pusher Beams for iOS notifications

Learn how to use AWS Lambda to send push notifications to an iOS. In this tutorial, the Lambda function will be written in Go. This tutorial will guide you through setting up Lambda and building both parts of the application.

Go
iOS
Swift

5 minute read

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Share your terminal as a web application with Go

Learn how to share your terminal output in a web interface using Go. The demo pipes data to the app, which renders it to the browser rather than the standard output. This could form the basis of a collaborative work tool or monitoring tool.

Collaboration
Go

7 minute read

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End to end encryption in Go with Pusher Channels

Pusher Channels allows for end-to-end encryption. In this tutorial, learn how to use it by building a simple realtime blog feed, with a Golang backend. Users will be able to create blog posts and see them published instantly, but all data will be fully encrypted and not shared with Pusher.

Feeds
JavaScript
Go

14 minute read

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Pusher Channels as an alternative messaging queue

Use Node.js, Golang and Pusher Channels to create a message queue backend. The demo application features a login service that sends an email upon successful authentication. You will use Golang for the login component and Node.js for the email service.

Go
JavaScript
Node.js

12 minute read

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Service discovery in a microservice architecture with Pusher Channels

Learn how to use Pusher Channels to support service discovery when creating a microservices architecture. This tutorial works through a practical example using two Docker services, one using Node and one in Golang.

Go
JavaScript
Node.js

15 minute read

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Create a Go application with online presence

In this tutorial you'll build a simple Go application, using Vue.js for the frontend. Users will be able to sign in and view a video, and see who else is watching.

Go
JavaScript
Online Presence
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11 minute read

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Build a chat app with Go

This brief tutorial helps you create a simple chat application. You will build the backend in Go, and the frontend in vanilla JavaScript. Users will be able to message in realtime.

Chat
Go
JavaScript
...

9 minute read

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Building a chat widget with Go and JavaScript

This brief tutorial shows you how to quickly create a chat widget with a backend powered by Go, and a frontend and admin dashboard in JavaScript. Users can initiate chat, and admins can see waiting chats and choose which to join.

Chat
Go
JavaScript
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16 minute read

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Build a cryptocurrency alert app using Kotlin and Go: Part 1 - The frontend

In this two-part tutorial, build a cryptocurrency price monitor app, using Kotlin and Go. In part one, build the Android app and set up the push notifications functionality.h.

Android
Go
Kotlin

12 minute read

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Build a cryptocurrency alert app using Kotlin and Go: Part 2 - The backend

In this two-part tutorial, build a cryptocurrency price monitor app, using Kotlin and Go. In part two, build the backend using Go, then run and test the application.

Android
Go
Kotlin

13 minute read

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Create a football results feed with Go and React

Build a realtime football results feed, using Go for the backend and React for the frontend. Admins will be able to send match updates out to any subscribed application.

Feeds
Go
JavaScript
...

17 minute read

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Create a live graph with Go

Build a simple interface featuring a live graph, supported by a Go backend. The application simulates a web traffic monitoring dashboard using Chart.js and some dummy data.

Data visualization
Go
JavaScript
...

8 minute read

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Create a live blog app using Swift and Go

Build a live blogging app for iOS with Swift. Create a backend using Go. Admin users will be able to add blog posts, with the homepage showing the updates in realtime.

Go
iOS
Swift

9 minute read

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Create a live blog using Go and Vue.js

Build a live blogging app using Go and Vue.js. Admin users can post blog updates, and readers can see posts appear in realtime.

Go
JavaScript
Vue.js

10 minute read

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Build a photo feed with Go and Vue.js

Build a photo feed application using Go, Vue.js and SQLite. Users can post pictures, and see each others' images appear in realtime.

Feeds
Go
JavaScript
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