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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Use Ionic to create a live poll application for mobile. The app features a Node.js backend. It allows users to vote on their favorite premier league player, and see other users' votes displayed in realtime.
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Build a live interactive graph using Ember.js and Node.js. Users will be able to view the graph, watch it update in realtime as new data comes in, and interact with it to obtain additional information about the data.
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Build a dashboard to monitor web traffic, along with a demo site to track. Use Flask for the backend, and vanilla JavaScript for the frontend. View details about website visitors in realtime.
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Build a live voting application using Flask. Users will be able to vote for their favorite programming language. Results will appear in an admin dashboard and be displayed on a live graph.
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Build a live graph to track Bitcoin prices using Flask. You will create a simple Python application that pulls in Bitcoin sample data and displays it on a live graph using Plotly.
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Build a web app using Ember.js and Google Maps, with Node for the backend. Users are able to check in, submitting their location. An admin user is then alerted whether the user is within a given radius.
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Build a chat app for mobile using Ionic and Cordova. Code with TypeScript, targeting mobile devices. Use Node for the backend. Implement sentiment analysis to provide emoji suggestions.
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Build a live blogging app using Go and Vue.js. Admin users can post blog updates, and readers can see posts appear in realtime.
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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.
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Build a polling app using Ember.js and Node.js. Users will be able to vote for which football team has the best supporters, and see results displayed on a chart in realtime.
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Build a simple blog with a live commenting feature. Use Gatsby, the React-based static site generator, to create the blog. Add realtime comments functionality using Node and Express.
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Build a chat app with Ember.js. The app features emoji suggestions with sentiment analysis. It provides a realtime messaging experience.
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Build a comments system using Ember.js and Node.js. Users will be able to post comments and see other comments in realtime. Emojis are automatically added using sentiment analysis.
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Build a collaborative text editor using Gatsby. Implement realtime functionality to allow multiple people to work on the same text simultaneously, seeing updates instantly.
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Build a simple website with Gatsby and React featuring realtime comments. Create a football blog, where users can post comments and see others' responses instantly.
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Build a simple blog app with realtime post updates. Host images with Cloudinary and display new posts instantly.
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Build a chat app with Python that allows users to log in and chat from within a terminal. Use Pysher to subscribe to Pusher events on the backend.
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This two-part series uses React Native, Docker and several Google services (Maps, Places, Directions and Geocoding) to create a carpooling app. In part one you will set up the backend.
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This two-part series uses React Native, Docker and several Google services (Maps, Places, Directions and Geocoding) to create a carpooling app. In part twoyou will set up the frontend.
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This short tutorial demonstrates how to integrate realtime updates into a Ruby on Rails application. You will create a simple comments interface. Users will be able to add comments, and see comments appear for all users instantly.
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