This tutorial can be useful for development if you want to test web push notifications on your domain using Pushpad. You will see how to create a demo page where a user can subscribe to notifications and send a notification with custom options to himself.
Web push notifications without a service worker in the root
Let’s see some workarounds to add web push notifications to a website if you cannot add a service worker to the root folder.
List of HTTP status codes and errors returned by web push services
A list of all the official documentation provided by the push services about the HTTP status codes and errors that can be returned. When an application sends a notification to a browser push service, it should check the status code returned and take appropriate actions.
Multi-Channel Notifications in Ruby on Rails with Noticed gem and Pushpad
In this tutorial we explain how to use the pushpad gem with the noticed gem to create multi-channel notifications in a Rails application. In particular we’ll use the noticed gem for the notifications in general, while Pushpad will be used to deliver the web push notifications in real time, even when the website is closed.
A bell for notifications with JavaScript animation
In this tutorial we create a ringing bell animation with JavaScript and we learn how to create a simple bell icon that you can place in a corner of your web page (e.g. to collect subscribers to your push notifications).
Push API: the PushSubscription object explained
A “push subscription” represents a subscriber to the push notifications of a website.
Safari 16 adds support for web push notifications (Push API)
The long-awaited support for web push notifications in Safari is finally here.
How to change the scope of a service worker
The scope of a service worker defines when it is active and usually depends on the path where it is located. However in this tutorial we’ll see some directives that allow to change the default scope of a service worker, regardless of its location.
Add web push notifications to Wix
In this tutorial we’ll see how you can send push notifications from your Wix website.
Building a custom browser push service: is it possible?
Can you change the push service used by the browser? Is it possible to build and use a custom push service for delivering the web push notifications to the browser?