Newest Notifications Programming Tips
Observing NSView Bounds
Rizo Isrof
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cocoa, os x, notifications
Webkit Notifications pitfalls
Gerben Jacobs
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notifications, html5, webkitnotifications, pitfalls
Version Control (Push) Notifications
Pranav Tekchand
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subversion, hooks, gamification, notifications
Clear Pending Ubuntu Notifications
Roger Thomas
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0 responses
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stack, notifications, ubuntu, dash
Quickly dismiss Mountain Lion notifications
Ken Seals
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1 response
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mountain, osx, mac, lion
ACS Push notification with PHP
Patrick Jongmans
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0 responses
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php, push, mobile, appcelerator
Notify your users with Web Notifications
Flurin Egger
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0 responses
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notifications, html5, html, javascript
Get email when a cron job fails
Andreas Loupasakis
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0 responses
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unix, notifications, crontab, cronjob
Ongoing Notifications Within An IntentService
Eric S.
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1 response
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notifications, android, intentservice
Handling UILocalNotification When App Is Active
Kamil Tusznio
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1 response
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notifications, ios
Easy jQuery notifications
Jeroen Rosenberg
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1 response
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coffeescript, notifications, noty, coffee-script
Google Cloud Messaging using PHP
Michael Archbold
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5 responses
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php, mobile, gcm, notifications
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Get email when a cron job fails
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Observing NSView Bounds
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cocoa, os x, notifications
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