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Learn about new PubNub releases, industry trends, and app development tips.

BuildMay 11, 2017

Serverless HTML5 Apps with Encrypted Data Streams

In this tutorial, we dive into a simple example of how to deploy highly-secure encrypted data streams with advanced serverless event handling, based on meta attributes.

Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll
InsightsApr 28, 2017

Announcing This Year’s Tele2 IoT Challenge Winners

A look at the winners of this year’s Tele2 IoT Challenge 2017.

Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll
BuildApr 26, 2017

Building Voice-Controlled Home Automation with Amazon Alexa

How to build a voice-controlled home automation app using PubNub and Amazon Alexa for natural language processing device control.

Developer Relations Team
Developer Relations Team
ChatApr 24, 2017

How to Build Real-time Chat in the Terminal with Python

How to build a chat app that runs entirely in your terminal using Python.

Anmol Agrawal
Anmol Agrawal
RLTM js uniform API real-time messaging
News Apr 19, 2017

Announcing rltm.js, a Universal API for Real-time Messaging

rltm.js is an opensource uniform API for real-time messaging, allowing you to easily swap between Socket.IO and PubNub for bidirectional event-based communication.

Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll
BuildApr 18, 2017

Real-time Image Recognition, Facial Detection with AIception

How to process an image URL with the AIception image recognition API and return the identity of the image in real time with PubNub.

Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll
HealthcareApr 17, 2017

What is HIPAA, and Why It Matters

A general overview of HIPAA, and why it matters for any real-time messaging platform to send and receive ePHI data in real time.

Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll
BuildApr 13, 2017

Device Presence and Custom State with PubNub Angular 2

A walkthrough of advanced PubNub Angular 2 SDK features, including Presence (online/offline status) and Custom State.

Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll
BuildApr 11, 2017

How to Build a Web Framework In Less Than 20 Lines Of Code

A walkthrough on building a quick and easy web framework in 20 lines of code.

Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll