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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This six part tutorial series will guide you through building a CMS using Laravel and Vue.js. The final product will include authentication, user roles, post creation and editing, and a realtime comments feature. In part two, add support for posts and start building the frontend.
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This brief tutorial will show you how to build a live news feed app using React and Node.js. You will integrate NewAPI to allow users to receive a news feed on a given topic (this example uses Bitcoin articles).
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This tutorial compares building a web app with Vue using Nuxt versus using plain Vue. It looks at accessibility issues, performance, and demonstrates how a static site produced by Nuxt, has a range of advantages.
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This six part tutorial series will guide you through building a CMS using Laravel and Vue.js. The final product will include authentication, user roles, post creation and editing, and a realtime comments feature. In part one, set up your development environment and project skeleton.
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This tutorial takes a look at four different ways to handle persisting data in React Native. You will be introduced to AsyncStorage, Realm, and React Native libraries for SQLite and MongoDB. The article shows the basic usage of each, and what use cases they are suited to.
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In this tutorial, we’re going to look at how to integrate Segment in a React Native app. We’re specifically going to use Google Analytics as the destination for the analytics data that we gather from the app.
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This three-part series will guide you through setting up continuous integration for your React Native projects. In part three, switch from App Center to Bitrise, and explore testing with Jest and Detox.
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This is the third in a three part tutorial series on React Native development tools. In this part, look at testing with Jest and Detox. Configure Sublime Text Editor for debugging, and write tests for a sample app.
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This three-part series will guide you through setting up continuous integration for your React Native projects. In part two, learn how to use App Center to manage your integration process, and how to run tests with Jest.
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Build an Android app featuring realtime stock price updates and push notifications. You will use Kotlin to build a native app, and Node.js to create the backend. Users will be able to choose which stocks to track.
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Build on an existing Kotlin Android chat app to create a chatbot feature. Use Dialogflow to generate the chatbot, with calls to other APIs to implement the desired chat features. You will use Gradle and Kotlin for the backend. Messages are sent and received in realtime.
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This three-part series will guide you through setting up continuous integration for your React Native projects. In part one, learn about the principles of continuous integration, and get an overview of the tools and app we will use in the series.
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Learn to use Axios in a Laravel app. You will build a simple blog dashboard, to create and list posts. Use Laravel for the backend, Vue for the frontend, and Axios to handle the HTTP routing.
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This five-part series takes a detailed look at the ConstraintLayout feature in Android. You will learn about its key features, and build two sample apps in Kotlin. In part five, build on what you've learned to create a sample application.
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Learn how to create and publish Laravel packages on Packagist. Develop a simple Laravel package, gaining familiarity with the package structure. Then share it on Packagist.
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This five part series takes a detailed look at the ConstraintLayout feature in Android. You will learn about its key features, and build two sample apps in Kotlin. In part four, explore using animations with ConstraintLayout.
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This tutorial shows how to build a simple online presence counter using Symfony. You will create a basic web page with a counter that updates in realtime as users navigate to and from the page.
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This five-part series takes a detailed look at the ConstraintLayout feature in Android. You will learn about its key features, and build two sample apps in Kotlin. In part three, explore ConstraintLayout helpers: guidelines, groups, and barriers.
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This five-part series takes a detailed look at the ConstraintLayout feature in Android. You will learn about its key features, and build two sample apps in Kotlin. In part two, explore constraints, bias and chains.
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This five-part series takes a detailed look at the ConstraintLayout feature in Android. You will learn about its key features, and build two sample apps in Kotlin. In part one, learn why ConstraintLayout was created and look at some of the problems it solves.
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