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Description
This week, James is joined by friend of the show Brandon Minnick to discuss how to easily integrate Push Notifications with App Center into Xamarin applications. He shows us from scratch how to create a brand new Android application, integrate the App Center SDK, and get push notifications coming in minutes.
- Try App Center
- App Center push for Xamarin.Forms
- App Center push for Xamarin.iOS
- App Center push for Xamarin.Android
- Find James on: Twitter, GitHub, Blog, and his weekly development podcast Merge Conflict.
- Follow @JamesMontemagno
- Never Miss an Episode: Follow @TheXamarinShow
- Follow Brandon on Twitter
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The Discussion
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aritra How to customize the look and feel of this push notifications now?
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BMinnick -
Mikilll Wow, nice but...
What's the real advantage of sending notification through App Center portal instead of Firebase. Using Firebase you can send push notification to Android and iOS devices using similar console.
Configuring Firebase push notification on Android and iOS devices isn't really hard and it is only done once, so I don't get it, why I need this App Center for sending push notifications. -
gvedu Thanks for making this video which maps out how easy you can set up push notifications if you know where to copy and paste certain info. I tried messing with it a couple weeks ago and it was frustrating. Why use App Center? Cause you can cut down on time and move on to something else. Thanks again.
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rasmuschristensen Great introduction, straight to the point.