- Here's a great starter tutorial
- Here's the ultimate hook up guide
- Here's a tutorial for a heartbeat strait jacket
- How to solder new connectors to el wire
- Setting up an El display with the El Escudo Dos
The PubNub Swift/Objective-C SDK has built in features for successfully unsubscribing as an iOS app transitions into
the background. It's very easy to take advantage of by simply calling an unsubscribe from the App Delegate or in response
to an NSNotification
named UIApplicationWillResignActive
.
If you choose to wrap unsubscribes yourself in the UIBackgroundTaskIdentifier
API, we cannot ensure it works, nor can we test for such a situation. That is why we have our feature, so we can control the experience as best as possible.
- Here's the intro for Kafka
- Producers and Consumers
- Kafka Cluster
- More research on PubSub and Message Queue
- We might be missing info included from HTTP/2 push
- There's this: NOTE
The feedback service maintains a separate list for each push topic. If you have multiple apps, you must connect to the feedback service once for each app, using the corresponding certificate, in order to receive all feedback. from https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/RemoteNotificationsPG/BinaryProviderAPI.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40008194-CH13-SW1
apns-topic
- I found this resource about using Express, MongoDB, and Passport
- Trying out Feathers.js