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[...] Council’s Driving Innovation Developer event, PubNub CEO Todd Greene introduced the PubNub Data Stream Network, and its core connected car features, showing how IoT connected car developers can [...]

[...] .js. This example just scratches the surface of what you can do with the power of the PubNub Data Stream Network. Have an idea? Join our rapidly growing PubNub Community. For this blog post, we’ll [...]

[...] post, I explained how I was able to connect my Arduino Uno and Ethernet Shield to the PubNub Data Stream Network. Near completion, I decided to make his house wireless and replaced the Arduino Uno [...]

[...] other vulnerabilities are found, we will apply patches network-wide across the PubNub Data Stream Network in short order. You can track the status of Bash issues at CVE-2014-6271: remote [...]

[...] , you should initialize the service with your own publish and subscribe keys from your PubNub account. It’s important to initialize the PubNub only once during the course of the application. The [...]

[...] under 250 milliseconds globally. Getting Started with Publish Subscribe Sign up for a PubNub account and get your publish/subscribe keys Head over to the publish/subscribe quick start. You’ [...]

[...] Zero to Ember in PubNub Seconds Quick Recap: Intial Set Up You’ll first need to sign up for a PubNub account. Once you sign up, you can get your unique PubNub keys in the PubNub Developer Admin [...]

[...] you up and running quickly! Quick Recap: Initial Set Up You’ll first need to sign up for a PubNub account. Once you sign up, you can get your unique PubNub keys in the PubNub Developer Portal. To [...]

[...] You’ll first need to sign up for a PubNub account. Once you sign up, you can get your unique PubNub keys in the PubNub Developer Portal. Once you have, clone the GitHub repository, and enter [...]

[...] enter your unique PubNub keys on the PubNub initialization. Here are the script includes you’ll need to get started: [...]

[...] enter your unique PubNub keys on the PubNub initialization. Here are the script includes you’ll need to get started: [...]

[...]  You’ll first need to sign up for a PubNub account. Once you sign up, you can get your unique PubNub keys in the PubNub Developer Portal. We are using a chunk of predefined set of data here [...]

[...] in your project maintaining the folder structure. Now let’s get started! Subscribe to PubNub Channel Using Javascript Subscribe/presence/unsubscribe are implemented on the client end using the [...]

[...] later on. What’s interesting should be the background.html. We are going to subscribe to a pubnub channel in the background to get a notification every time we receive a message from the teacher. As [...]

[...] “touchstart”, “touchend”, “touchleave”, and “touchcancel” events onto the PubNub channel we get from the URL parameter. If we also want the game to work for anyone [...]

[...] to Google, Apple, and Microsoft for GCM, APNS, and Windows notifications. By subscribing to a PubNub channel, all you have to do is issue a subscribe call on the channel you want to connect to. If you [...]

[...] developer, you should begin with the previous article, Converting Your JavaScript App to an Android App w/ PhoneGap Interactive Demo I have created this demo, which simulates an Internet of Things [...]

[...] the this tutorial for iOS and PhoneGap! The post How to Convert Your JavaScript App Into an Android App with PhoneGap appeared first on PubNub. [...]

[...] Last week we published our tutorial on Converting Your JavaScript App to an Android App with PhoneGap. Showing no favoritism, in this blog post, we’ll walk you through how to launch [...]

[...] But honestly, it won’t be too troublesome installing all of it. Requirements to build an Android app with Cordova/PhoneGap Android SDK Want to build our awesome app Install ant with brew [...]

[...] that you can pass that data from the drone to your server in realtime. With PubNub Data Streams (which now supports Arduino), you can send and receive data between IoT embedded [...]

[...] Up-to-date data is accurate data. By harnessing the power of PubNub Data Streams, you can stream data to a live updating dashboard when new information is generated. And [...]

[...] , let’s get started. We’re going to build a word cloud from a chatroom created using PubNub Data Streams. You’ll need a basic to intermediate knowledge of JavaScript Document Object Model ( [...]

[...] model of streaming data updates between the servers and the client application. With PubNub Data Streams, they could do just that. “We have two gateways, one for GSM and one for satellite [...]

[...] it provided a solid, very simple look at realtime technology, data streaming, and what a realtime app is. At the core, realtime technology is the sending (publishing) and receiving (subscribing) [...]

[...] code from the video, and use your favorite text editor and the JavaScript console. Building a Realtime App with Pub/Sub Messaging from PubNub on Vimeo. We have a number of other quick start tutorials [...]

[...] Translation: How to get a realtime app working with PubNub and Ember.js in 60 seconds or less Here at PubNub, we’ve been paying [...]

[...] , we found that it’s often useful to be able to restrict access to data and operations in the PubNub API. For example, creating a private channel for a subset of users, creating a read-only channel [...]

[...] in the middle of a racing season. We’re a small team, so it was all hands on deck. The PubNub API was really easy, and quite simple and painless to implement,” said Haines. Building a Lighter [...]

[...] /subscribe keys Head over to the publish/subscribe quick start. You’ll learn how to use the PubNub API and start sending data in 5 steps. Make your own app in our 100% free sandbox tier! The post [...]

[...] — it is really cool to see the number of PubNub and Ember.js applications growing! The PubNub API has many more features we didn’t cover in this blog post, but which are explained in [...]

[...] . JavaScript in Browser Sending Messages on WebSocket For JavaScript you include the PubNub SDK with a script tag. We are using the Demo AppKeys, you would replace that init section with your [...]

[...] is stored for later retrieval with Storage & Playback, and can be queried using the same PubNub SDK that powers your messaging functionality. This eliminates the need for your servers to store [...]

[...] a dedicated always-on “AGENT” channel. The ”AGENT” channel will be opened via the PubNub SDK in your Agent’s Dashboard. After the Agent is subscribed to the “AGENT” channel, [...]

[...] the reference to PubNub’s GAE SDK using GO. Initialize a new PubNub instance To use the PubNub SDK we need to instantiate its instance. The instantiation is done my calling the new method [...]