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Re: Show HN: Receive desktop notifications from your web apps

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Coming soon to a browser near you, the HTML5 Notification API: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/notifications/quick/ http://dangercove.github.com/html5-notifications/

That's cool, if you happen to have the web app open. With Noti, the app just runs all the time (out of the way) and lets you receive messages at any time.

Re: Show HN: Receive desktop notifications from your web apps

#5

Interesting, could you shed some light on the tech behind this? For example, does this use a custom solution to display notifications or Growl / ML notifications?

On Mountain Lion, we use the Notification Centre by default although you can opt to use Growl if you would prefer. In Lion, only Growl is available (obviously) :)

Re: Show HN: Receive desktop notifications from your web apps

#6

Interesting, could you shed some light on the tech behind this? For example, does this use a custom solution to display notifications or Growl / ML notifications?

On Mountain Lion, we use the Notification Centre by default although you can opt to use Growl if you would prefer. In Lion, only Growl is available (obviously) :)

And are you poling the noti server? I'm wondering how realtime it is :-)

Re: Show HN: Receive desktop notifications from your web apps

#8

Interesting, could you shed some light on the tech behind this? For example, does this use a custom solution to display notifications or Growl / ML notifications?

On Mountain Lion, we use the Notification Centre by default although you can opt to use Growl if you would prefer. In Lion, only Growl is available (obviously) :)

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Re: Show HN: Receive desktop notifications from your web apps

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

On Mountain Lion, we use the Notification Centre by default although you can opt to use Growl if you would prefer. In Lion, only Growl is available (obviously) :)

And are you poling the noti server? I'm wondering how realtime it is :-)

We use a socket-based connection on the clients. Messages should be delivered in very near to real-time. There's no polling here ;)
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