Is it wrong to push messages from server to client in a client-server application?
I practically never see any web application where server pushes messages to the client. While pushing messages from server to client is hugely used in multiplayer games, why this model is so underused in web apps?
One GitHub account with two contributors, how can I make commits using only one of them?
I’m new to GitHub and Git Bash. I was pushing commits and noticed that in my repository that the latest commits were done by another contributor. It seems I have two accounts in one on GitHub (or something like that).
What is the argument for never forcing a push in a DVCS (Mercurial)?
I always preach never to force push anything, because that adds ambiguity to the repository server.
What is the argument for never forcing a push in a DVCS (Mercurial)?
I always preach never to force push anything, because that adds ambiguity to the repository server.
What is the argument for never forcing a push in a DVCS (Mercurial)?
I always preach never to force push anything, because that adds ambiguity to the repository server.
Why are cloud services needed for push notifications?
We currently have a customer that wants us to implement push notifications to our app. The problem is that for this customer, security is really, really important…
I am not able to find any official documents, that state that the only way to send push a notification to an Android or iOS device via internet is the use of FCM / APNS.
Sadly, I don’t think that I can convince the decision makers to open ports to a Google / Apple service, if I can’t show them that this is a real necessity.