So now that Parse.com is gone, there’s still the option of using your own server w/ their open-source server code. You can find info on setting that up on their site linked above. But this post is about setting up your Android Studio project w/ the Parse SDK. If you don’t have it, Read more about Setting up Parse SDK with Android[…]
Like many posts about parse.com adhoc push notifications not working, I was having problems receiving adhoc push notifications. I tried it all including recreating all the provisioning multiple times. Adhoc Push Notifications The solution, in this case, was simple: delete the app from my iPhone and try again. I believe it was mainly caused by the Read more about Adhoc Push Notifications Not Working – Parse.com[…]
I found out yesterday that Parse.com offers crash reporting now. I love Parse.com and use it for many projects. It’s easy to integration and flexible in almost every way. It provides object database service, push notifications and more and with fairly low effort and low cost. No, I’m not a salesperson for Parse.com. I used Read more about Parse.com Crash Logs – Adding Crash Reporting[…]
I recently wanted to explore developing for Parse.com using PHP. My webdev skills are quite rusty but it wasn’t too tough. I made some notes and thought I’d share them. I used MAMP which makes the foundational setup quick and easy. Here’s the steps… 1. Install MAMP – http://www.mamp.info/en/index.html – download, double click, not much more too it (I avoided Read more about Parse.com PHP Setup using MAMP for OSX[…]