I will probably need to open source Sublevel...

Mark Dain So a developer talk I was just at reminded me @sublevel could have push notifications without going down the traditional app route. W3C: developer.mozilla.... and Apple specific: developer.apple.co... -- there's a lot of cool APIs that could be used so that we may not need a native app.

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🏒 Lucian Marin I will probably need to open source Sublevel so other developers can add features to it. I have no idea how I can handle notifications for each user on each of their devices.

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👽 Paul Webb Don't all devices have unique IDs? Maybe finding a library involving that would give you implementation ideas.

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Mark Dain I think you only need to support those two APIs. I'm not sure about the rest though, app manifest and so on - perhaps @martijnvdven may know more. I'd be happy to send pull requests if you go open source. It could be a private repo even?

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Martijn An app manifest would be sweet, that's what would trigger Chrome (on Android) to ask people to "install" Sublevel to their home screen. For notifications that's not strictly a necessity though, separate permissions. I believe both Chrome and Firefox follow developer.mozilla.... so that would be the first thing to focus on. I am not very versed in the Apple thing.

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