Build an activity stream with HTML5
Learn how to build a live feed using PHP, HTML5 and Pusher Channels.
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Learn how to build a live feed using PHP, HTML5 and Pusher Channels.
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Create read receipts for your chat application with Django and Vue.js
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Make a simple realtime poll app with Pusher and JavaScript in 5 steps.
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Build a food delivery tracking progressive web application (PWA) with Vue.js.
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In this tutorial, we will cover how to build a live blog feed using Flask and HTML.
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A tutorial showing how to build a USSD food ordering app using Vue.js and Africa's Talking.
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This brief tutorial will show you how to create a web application that sends a browser alert every time a GitHub repo receives a push. You will use Node to create a simple server, ngrok to allow you to test locally, and GitHub webhooks to transmit the push event.
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This brief tutorial guides you through creating a simple Chrome extension. It hooks into a Node backend to provide a live score feed with browser notifications.
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This brief tutorial will introduce you to service workers. You will build a simple web app with a Node.js backend, and add realtime push notifications using service workers.
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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.
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This four part series will walk you through building a simple Instagram clone with Ionic, and adding realtime functionalities. In part one, create a simple interface for your Instagram clone and a running demo with Ionic.
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This four part series will walk you through building a simple Instagram clone with Ionic, and adding realtime functionalities. In part two, create the backend server for the clone application that will serve data to the application.
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This four part series will walk you through building a simple Instagram clone with Ionic, and adding realtime functionalities. In part three, create functionality that enables you to feed data into the data store of the application using GraphQL mutations and allowing users to see posts and comments in realtime.
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This four part series will walk you through building a simple Instagram clone with Ionic, and adding realtime functionalities. In this fourth and final part, make your servers publicly accessible so you could test the application on mobile devices.
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This tutorial series will introduce you to errors in JavaScript and the try-catch concept. In part one, learn how the concept is used, and how to handle internal errors in Angular with the Angular errorHandler, with a focus on client side JavaScript errors.
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This tutorial will help you understand what each part of the Beams API does in a client Android app. You will go you through code examples to explore what each method does, and an Android project with pointers for how to set the demo up and how to send push notifications to test it.
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This tutorial series will introduce you to errors in JavaScript. In part two, learn about HTTP errors, how to use the `HttpClient` with RxJS error handling operators, and how to use interceptors.
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Angular is a TypeScript framework which empowers developers to build applications that live on the web, mobile, or the desktop. In this tutorial you will learn about all the hooks available for use in your Angular workflow for building awesome applications.
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This tutorial series will introduce you to errors in Angular 7. In part three, learn about errors tracking in Angular 7 using the errorHandler class and Sentry, and how to track these errors in a remote tracking environment.
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This tutorial series will introduce you to errors in Angular 7. In this final part, part four, learn about errors tracking in Angular 7 using the errorHandler class and Rollbar. Rollbar is one of the best error tracking services around for web applications.
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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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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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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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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 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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