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How to set up Twilio for local development In the first part of this tutorial we showed you how to make npm package integrations directly into your Advanced Cloud Code. But let’s say you want to test something on your computer before deploying it on SashiDo’s Cloud Code. This tutorial is for Mac OS X (for other OS should something similar) First you should install nvm (Node Version Manager - Simple bash script to manage multiple active node.js versions). ...

Setup of Twilio package tutorial Building more complex apps without a lot of knowledge about back-ends and infrastructure sounds difficult, but we believe in Parse’s vision for letting developers create any app effortlessly. When we first launched early access for SashiDo, most of our lovely users asked for Advanced Cloud Code and we do understand why - it’s essential feature, because it’s flexible, allows you to write Express applications and use differ ...

Even before our early access, we had the vision to make SashiDo The Real Parse alternative.As we promised you, step by step we include more and more features to our service so you wouldn’t miss anything.And that’s just the beginning of our journey :) We’re very excited to share the latest news - SashiDo now supports: Background Jobs Give you the option to write long running tasks, include them in your Cloud Code and set up how often you want to run them. N ...

SashiDo has been on the market for few months and during this time we had the opportunity to get to know more about our clients and what they need in order to receive fully complete experience with the service. After launching Advanced Cloud Code the top asked question was “Are Background jobs in the roadmap?” So we did it - now you can run scheduled tasks on your app. Why do I need Background Jobs? Because they give you the comfort to write a function onc ...

SashiDo launched Advanced Cloud Code so you can have the ability to write more complex logic, add 3rd party API libraries and packages which provide you a lot of ready-to-use functionality. That’s awesome, but what happens if you want to implement your server-side logic in a language other than Javascript? Or if you want to use in your project a tool, not supported by Cloud Code? Then the perfect solution is to set up WebHooks on your application. They ar ...

Before the concept of Live Queries (WebSockets behind the scenes) was created, developers used comet and long polling in order to simulate real time web. The problem was that this technologies needed almost constant communication with the server, which, as you’d imagine, it’s not very fast and resource-friendly. Then Live Queries came and the Parse Server became realtime. Imagine an app game, which needs to update in real time non-stop. As you know, games ...

This tutorial will show you how to setup Android Push Notifications for your app on SashiDo. Setup your GCM Credentials Create or login into google to get your Android application credentials (GCM Sender ID and GCM API Key). The "GCM Sender ID" is a public number that identifies the sender of a push notification. You can get it from the Dashboard by clicking on your project as displayed below. It is listed as "Project number". The GCM A ...

As Parse developers ourselves we were wondering what is about to happen with our files after the service stops. How to transfer them over the new platform? Whether they will be stored somewhere by Parse, or they will disappear and we have to take precautions. No one provides a service for this. The most probable scenario is that after Jan 28th, 2017 you won’t be able to access your files even if they are not completely deleted. While thinking about how to ...

We know very well what a trouble migration of your parse apps could be. There’s a lot of info on the subject, this is just a small part of the official documentation: Official Parse docs Parse server migration guide AWS docs Google Cloud Platform Firebase iOS Firebase Android Heroku docs Digital Ocean docs You can also find a ton of tutorials by users, trying to help each other, but don’t worry - there’s fast and easy solution: our “migration in a click”. ...

Cloud Code is one of the coolest features of Parse, but we take it even to the next level ;) You loved it and we love to make you happy so we decided to make the easiest possible way to set up your Cloud Code! After you migrate your app from Parse.com (if you haven’t done this yet, click here: Parse Migration in a Click ) you have to set up your Cloud Code in order to use it. First select the app you want to work on: Go to Core -> Cloud Code -> press ...