Very cool! I think notifications could work on android without an app via browser notifications from the website, if they don't already.
Ntfy.sh – Send push notifications to your phone via PUT/POST
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Let me see what I can do about prioritizing this one a bit.
That would be great! I've only had a quick look at the docs, but the API seems reasonable: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/methods/apps/oauth/ https://docs.joinmastodon.org/methods/statuses/
It's not the sending the messages that has me stumped, it's the setup of the server (the hosting of it itself).
Do you know of a public service that exists i could build/test the Apprise plugin against? Would love just even temporary access to a server to perfect its design (then my account could be terminated)
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#193Hey cool, this is my project. Happy to answer questions. Edit: I am also looking for a new opportunity. If you need a good Staff/Principal Engineer, check out my resume here: https://heckel.io/resume.pdf
Yesssss, I have been looking for this type of service forever. I'm excited
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#194So the developer just pays for the server and the Apple Developer Program out of his/her own pocket for the public good?
Correct. Though by now it is covered by donations. This is my hobby. Others buy expensive bikes or cars, I buy Apple Developer licenses. Hehe.
If money gets tight, you could always sell it for $44 billion
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#195Hey cool, this is my project. Happy to answer questions. Edit: I am also looking for a new opportunity. If you need a good Staff/Principal Engineer, check out my resume here: https://heckel.io/resume.pdf
P.S. congratulations on the Baby!
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#196This is great! I used to just use XMPP for this (so send an XMPP message to myself), but I guess having a push notification can mean you can do more powerful things with it.
But, XMPP is push all by itself already, and works with mobile push notification services where needed.
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https://pushover.net/ Has existed for several years. It works great for me.
Thanks, I may have dismissed Pushover simply because it isn't free but a $5 one time purchase is actually not too bad.
It's practically free. I bought the app once many years ago and have never sent more than 1000 pushes a month.
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#198Hey cool, this is my project. Happy to answer questions. Edit: I am also looking for a new opportunity. If you need a good Staff/Principal Engineer, check out my resume here: https://heckel.io/resume.pdf
Thank you for creating this. I was just looking for something like that to send notifications to my mobile without setting this all up and deploying my own app to the store. Using ntfy now :)
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I'm not sure if it's worth going any lower than $24/month
If I were to run my own personal instance of this that cost would be quite high. A free Oracle Cloud VM or $5 Digital Ocean droplet would be the way I go.
If I go by $50/hour salary on average for developer, if someone saves 20 minutes per month on average using AWS, it is worth it.
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#200This is great! I used to just use XMPP for this (so send an XMPP message to myself), but I guess having a push notification can mean you can do more powerful things with it.
But, XMPP is push all by itself already, and works with mobile push notification services where needed.
Yeah, that's why I used it. It was simple and awesome!
What I meant is that by supporting push notifications directly, you can do things like supporting action buttons, open a link when clicking the notification, etc, rather than just XMPP which was what my solution did.