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  We are pleased to announce the release of a completely new PubNub Administrator Dashboard! Not only have we updated the user interface and visualizations to help you better manage your PubNub applications, but we have also optimized our system to provide a cleaner and more streamlined user experience....

I love IFTTT. Frankly speaking, that’s how I deal with everything in programming. If this happens, I will do this, otherwise I will do that. Plus, as a developer, we can’t survive without conditionals in our programs. One of their “recipes” (that’s what they call a combination of apps to complete a purpose)...

Since we wrote this post, we’ve made some changes to our what we do, and what we don’t do with WebRTC. Learn more here. WebRTC is becoming widely adopted by top companies. If you don’t know it already, WebRTC is a free, open-source project that provides simple APIs for creating Real-Time...

Ever since the Apple Watch was announced, I’ve thought it was an interesting device for sending and receiving quick bites of information, which makes it a perfect match for PubNub technology. In this article, I’d like to share one of my ideas, a real-time voting app using the PubNub Mac, iOS, and the...

This week, Jordan Zucker, iOS maestro at PubNub, shows us just how simple it is to get PubNub up and running in a brand-new iOS project using CocoaPods.  Here’s the rundown: Download the iOS Getting Started Git Repository from the video CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C...

This week Josh interviews Circuitbeard, creator of the adorable Petduino electronic pet. Petduino is an Arduino derived kit that you can assemble and program yourself. Meet Matt Brailsford, a.k.a. Circuitbeard Josh: Hi Circuitbeard. I’m guessing that’s not your real name, right? Matt: Haha, no, my real...

Time is essential in a server environment. And when it comes to a possible failure we need to act fast! In this tutorial, we will build a Windows service application that monitors server processing load and memory consumption, sending alerts to a Windows Phone 8.1, with all communication through PubNub's...

The hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional mice who write our SDKs just meeped me (a meep is the telepathic equivalent of a tweet) to remind you that our iOS SDK now supports Swift. Technically the SDK has worked with Swift for a while but we didn’t blog about it … until now. If you use CocoaPods (and...