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If you have sent push notifications with Parse Server you are probably familiar with the issues that come with having larger audience. The way the Parse Server's push notifications work is the following: your Installations are fetched in batches, these batches are then sent respectively to FCM(Android) and/or APNS(iOS). One of the issues is that the progress of these batches is not tracked. Let’s say your application has 2 million installations, currently ...

Push notifications allow you to stay in touch with your users and make it possible for your users to communicate with each other. Before you begin, remember that push notifications are not available in the iOS Simulator. You will need an iOS device, as well as an Apple certificate to complete this tutorial. Create your APNS (iOS) credentials Creating your Apple Push Notification Service credentials is actually the longest part of this tutorial. Log in to ...

Last few days our clients had problems with Apps that used GCM credentials to send push notifications to Android devices. This was caused by the fact that Google recently released improved version of GCM API under the Firebase brand - FCM (Firebase Cloud Messaging). Although Google says that they will continue to support the current version of GCM Android and iOS SDKs, they highly recommend everyone to upgrade to FCM in order to benefit from new FCM featur ...

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 ...

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