Thank you @notnotrachit for sharing your experience of implementing notifications "the FOSS way" in this blog post!
https://dev.to/dilutewater/implementing-app-notifications-the-foss-way-lc2
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@dotslash @aerion @unifiedpush @daniel @snikket_im
Hi, yes, great question, I think I should have cleared it in the blog as well.
Yes, when the device registers for the notifications, it should send the registration data: endpoint, auth token and the p256dh encryption key.
The backend will then use this to send the notification. (you can use any webpush library on the backend to handle this)
@aerion @unifiedpush @daniel @snikket_im
Glad you liked it and was informational for even non devs
Thank you @notnotrachit for sharing your experience of implementing notifications "the FOSS way" in this blog post!
https://dev.to/dilutewater/implementing-app-notifications-the-foss-way-lc2
Totally Agree with @distrotube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzPD1CuWgWw
Have been using fish from a long time and never looked back
@thelinuxEXP, @distrotube
@kde
Do check it out once please
If you liked my efforts, please consider sponsoring me on GitHub or just starring the repo.
It just acts as a motivation to work on it further.
Hello Everyone,
Recently I have been working on Recall for Linux.
Currently it's in proof of concept stage.
I am hoping to make it into a a proper software that everyone can use.
Do check it out at:
https://github.com/notnotrachit/recall
Currently this project needs a lot of work, so contributions and help are welcome.
PS. I am not an AI expert, I am just a full stack developer trying out new stuff by FAFO.
Explored many AI related things like embeddings, vectors, vector db etc.