I am searching for some messaging systems or frameworks which are readily to be integrated into .NET web application, which is similar to that found in Facebook and Google, but without voice and video call. Also it can support Mobile Native App. Are there any options for this system?
Any answer would be highly appreciated.
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I am developing a .NET MAUI app for use on iOS, Android, and Windows devices.
In general, I have found that the documentation on Firebase to be lacking when integrating within any .NET application. In particular, given the quick rise of .NET Maui's popularity, I don't see any advice with regard to allowing my MAUI app to add Firebase authentication via Login with Google or Facebook. Maybe the documentation hasn't caught up yet?
Here is a screenshot the the project settings in my Firebase project.
Do I need to configure an Android app and then an iOS here for Google login?
If there is anyone who has accomplished this for .NET MAUI and could provide some guidance, I'd be all ears.
I am currently following a Xamarin tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYMCrD9klA0
How to use Skype Web SDK with Skype? The documentation says:
The Skype Developer Platform for Web ("Skype Web SDK") is a set of JavaScript Web APIs and HTML controls that enable you to build web experiences that seamlessly integrate a wide variety of real-time collaboration models leveraging Skype for Business services and the larger Skype network. It provides support for multiple core collaboration services like presence, chat, audio, and video, enabling web experiences across a broad spectrum of users, platforms, and devices.
but the sample login code doesn't work. I have no log entry in the browser console. Skype LoginState is SigningIn.
I want to integrate Skype video chat in an ASP.NET web site.
Any help is appreciated.
I’m currently developing a Xamarin Forms (to target both Android and iPhone) mobile application (code sharing strategy – .NET Standard) and I want to integrate Twilio Chat feature into it. While searching for related documents I have seen some posts (https://www.twilio.com/blog/2016/05/how-to-build-android-chat-apps-using-xamarin-and-twilio.html) and looks outdated. I have tried to add the "Twilio IP Messaging for Xamarin" package from Nuget but it's not listing out there. While searching I have found a similar package called "Twilio.Chat.Xamarin"(https://github.com/twilio/TwilioChatXamarinBindings) but it seems to be native and using shared code sharing strategy. Some of them say (https://github.com/twilio/twilio-chat-demo-android/issues/21#issuecomment-468183784) that support for .NET Standard is not available at the moment. Is this true? Are there any methods to integrate Twilio chat feature into .NET Standard Xamarin Forms project? It would be nice if you can share your thoughts or some links so that I can take a look.
Thanks
Got response from Twilio support:
Unfortunately, Twilio does not fully support Xamarin, our team has
authored Xamarin bindings which can be found here:
https://github.com/twilio/TwilioChatXamarinBindings. That being said,
Twilio Support can only provide support for our JS SDK which the
Xamarin bindings make use of.
There is a mess of services converting your existing web application into a native iOS and/or Android app.
For push notifications they all support OneSignal.
But I couldn't find any supporting Pusher.com.
Did anybody know a service like GoNative which support Pusher?
Thanks.
While I am not familiar with app conversion tools you mentioned, you should be able to use Pusher Beams SDKs for Android and iOS directly.
You can find the SDKs here:
iOS: https://github.com/pusher/push-notifications-swif
Android: https://github.com/pusher/push-notifications-android
And there are several tutorials published on Pusher Tutorials site, just search for the Beams tag:
https://pusher.com/tutorials?tag=Beams
I wanna use iOS APIs in my web application.Is it possible?
any example?
Actually I wanna use sound notifications for my web application on iPhone.
Give me suggestions.
thanks
Abdullah
No, it's not possible. The iOS API is for native applications, not web applications.
Your best bet would be to research how to leverage the HTML5 sound features to achieve what you want. Doing so comes with the added benefit that your app will be compatible with non-iOS devices as well.