I searched this very badly.... Can anybody please tell me, what is the exact difference between SignalR and Comet Technology... I know that Comet does the same Client-Server Communication as SignalR... It pushes the data to the Client just as SignalR, then what is the difference between the 2. Please help.
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I am seeing porting options but I know that is no longer needed. I know based on what eztexting and others are offering.
I am looking for documentation or someone to speak with who has made this happen. I appreciate any help.
I've been learning web development, and I would say that I'm at a point now where I consistently make websites the way I want. However, I have one last hurdle that I can't find any answer on the internet for. Basically, from what I've seen, on Fiver and such, web developers directly connect the commissioned website to the clients domain and host, and then all the client has to do is go to the domain.
My question is essentially just that - how would I get my final finished product to my client?
I'm sorry if it's a dumb question, but I genuinely cannot find any answer for this. Thank you!
I love Twilio and I know there are tons of other cloud communication platforms that are good, but none of them seem to support MMS.
1) Does anyone know why it is so difficult to support MMS? It seems like an obvious feature to support, but there must be some technical limitations that I'm not aware of.
2) What would you need to build (where do I get started) to have a web application send/receive MMS?
Thanks!
One reason is that SMS and voice use a common protocol, but MMS has different technical implementations at different carriers, making interoperation difficult.
I am wanting to learn about syncing data in my iPhone app with my MySql database.
I have nto done to much reading up on it yet, as it is pretty hard to find concrete information on it.
What is the best route to explore for this?
Do I go down this route? ASIHTTPRequest Setup Instructions
My Question really is, where do I go to find out about this. I appreciate it is a big topic and I don't really want to go down a wrong route thinking it is the right one.
Any hints and tips are appreciated.
I'd go with a REST interface for the server that will host the MySQL database, and RestKit with CoreData support (Managed Object Loader) on iOS.
But this is really a very broad question, and the answer depends on a lot of factors (availability of skills and tools, access to server, taste, philosophy, size of project, accuracy and timeliness of synchronization).
[I read all the similar questions previously answered, but the answers seemed rather conflicting. Please do only respond if you are 100% certain of the answer to prevent further confusion ;-) Thank you!]
We are planning to create facebook apps for clients.
Is it possible to use the same sub-domain for all apps in a way that requires a basic SSL certificate for all apps, so that a basic SSL certificate would suffice? (making it much more time and cost efficient for us)
If not, what would be the most time and cost efficient way to do it?
Using a wildcard SSL certificate?
Or a unified communication certificate?
And does anyone have a great recommendation where to best get the kind we need, obviously one acceptable by Facebook?
Thank you so much for your help!
You can point all of your applications to the same sub-domain and just have each application residing in a different folder.
As you said - you must ensure that this domain has an SSL certificate implemented on the server..