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One of the best things about Pusher is how you can add realtime interactive functionality to existing application with very little effort. Love how I could make this Xylophone app j.mp/Wwi17R originally by @soundstep multiplayer in 30 lines of code j.mp/T9q1M6— Phil Leggetter (@leggetter) January 30, 2013 Here’s how I converted a very cool Magical
Last weekend we sponsored and attended London WebSummit Hackday. This followed on from last year’s very successful API Hackday so there was a lot to live up to. Amit Jotwani from Mashery took the organisational lead and we sponsored along with Paymill, PeerIndex, Twilio and SendGrid. The event took place at Modern Jago, Microsoft’s trendy
This is a guest post by Kevin Rohling, founder/ceo of cisimple. Here at cisimple we’re really excited to be announcing the first release of our API. We’ve exposed functionality giving our users a new level of control over build processes for their mobile applications. It’s now possible to kick off new builds, download artifacts and
We’re stoked to announce that we’re sponsoring the PHP Conference UK 2013 hackspace and hackathon with our friends at Twilio. This is the 8th Annual PHP UK conference where 600 delegates, speakers and sponsors are thrown together to learn and share about PHP and related web technologies. The hackathon and conference take place at The
We’re pleased to announce that Pusher is now available as an add-on to Windows Azure Mobile Services apps through the Microsoft Windows Azure Store. With this partnership it’s now possible to add realtime web functionality that goes far beyond simple notifications, to offering the potential for much richer interactive and collaborate application experiences. Our first
We’ll be at Startup Weekend Edinburgh this weekend and we’re really excited to be involved. There’s a lot of innovation in Edinburgh and Scotland in general (and I live there so really want to be involved) so we want to help startups by getting them up and running as quickly as possible. It’s one of
A couple of days after the WebSockets panel at HTML5DevConf in San Francisco I gave a talk at TwilioCon. We were asked to try and cover a big topic and focus on a few key points. Since the conference was for Twilio, a telephony cloud service, we wanted to cover something that both incorporated Twilio
I’m just back from San Francisco having attended a couple of events. The first was HTML5DevConf where it was great to see such an increased focus in realtime web technologies. So much so that there were rooms named Realtime 1 & Realtime 2. I had the pleasure of being part of a WebSocket panel focusing
We’re heading to Chicago Web Conf this October! The conference is co-organised by our friends at DevMynd with workshops on the 5th and a conference day on the 6th of October. We’re very excited to be running a 3 hour Realtime Web Workshop covering: History and current state of the Realtime Web Realtime Web Technology
During the past month we’ve seen some great examples of using Pusher with Twilio; first we published a tutorial on the Twilio blog covering “Pusher and Twilio: Making Realtime Functionality Easy”, then we attended API Hackday London and saw a number of really great examples of these two hosted services being used to build including
