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<b>Top 15 Push Notification Tools For Mobile Apps</b>
Push notifications have become an important part of mobile app development. It is a great way to retain customers. Businesses are using push notifications to engage with their customers and communicate with them more effectively. Retention rate with push notifications is 2x, however it also depends on the display and content of particular push notification. It is the UI/UX and content of push notifications that decides whether or not the customer will be engaged. Choosing the right push notification tool is going to make your engagement strategy much simpler to retain customers. Some of the push notification tools are more popular than others, but all have strong functionality. Let us see the top 10 push notification tools for mobile app development.Top 15 Push Notification Tools For Mobile Apps-1. Google Firebase-These days, it is one of the most popular push notification tool which is free to use. Google Firebase is developed only for mobile app development solutions. It has limited features  as compared to other push notification tools. It helps you to send in-app message notifications and also provides the facility to integrate it with analytics.2. Urban Airship-It specializes solely in the mobile communication experience and manages things like SMS messages, email and mobile wallets like Apple Passbook and Google Wallet. Airship is aimed at enterprise customers. One can also use it for A/B testing , as it provides user categorizations options according to device information, local history, in-app behaviors and user preferences. It features a striking messaging center and web editor for reviewing notifications before delivering them to clients.3. Mixpanel-Mixpanel allows you to analyze user’s activity, that will help you to know which kind of notifications engage clients more effectively. Also, it offers some amazing features like retroactive funnel report, real-time data analytics,  event tracking, A/B testing and so on. 4. Sailthru-This is a paid push notification tool which helps you to scale you business based on monthly or quarterly active users. It helps you to run different push notification campaigns at the same time. It’s some main features are- time zone settings, user behavior analysis, audience segmentation, in-app messaging, message automation and so on.5. Push Bots-It is a paid push notification tool that helps you to target your audience based on various parameters such as devices, username, geographical location and broadcast personalized messages. So if you are looking for highly automated service, then you can go with Push Bots. It includes some great features like engagement campaigns, retargeting, dynamic push notifications and so on.6. Catapush-It is popular for its simple delivery API and is a perfect choice for delivering data-driven and transactional push notifications to the clients based on their activity on mobile app or website. It offers 2-way communication facility unlike the majority of push notifications tools in the market and clients can communicate with you using push notifications. This tool is developed every effectively to collect feedback on the service provided by you. It is available in both free and paid services.7. Sinch-It makes it simple to reach your customers using push messaging. Sinch provides 2-way communication facility that helps clients to interact with you and helps you to manage interaction according to segments. Also, it offers features such as multiple message formats, long message support, data driven campaigns and so on. 8. Quickbox-Quickbox is a push notification tool full of features. It includes lots of great features such as scores, alerts, updates, news, reminders and call-to-actions. Alsong with this, some core features are- messaging tools, customized calling and scheduling.9. Kahuna-This popular push notification tool is intended for cross-platform marketing and provides…
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Created a Cool Cursor Mouse Follow Animation in Flutter! 🖱️
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September 13, 2021 at 09:24AM by Moon___
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Using Flutter with Supabase (Firebase alternative)
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September 13, 2021 at 09:12AM by kiwicopple
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Flutter Tap Weekly Newsletter Week 102 - Tutorials, videos, packages, and much more!
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September 13, 2021 at 02:38PM by vensign
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[Newsletter] Flutter Croissants: issue #03 (09/13/2021)
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September 13, 2021 at 05:00PM by g123k
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Do you switch to new lints?
Are you using these two rules from flutter_lints in your projects?prefer_const_constructorsprefer_const_declarationsImo they are often more annoying than useful. Even assuming const declarations make noticeable difference in runtime, in my tests I don't really care whether an object is created with const constructor but the analyzer forces me to think if a class I'm about to instantiate declares const constructor or not. On the other hand, linter yells at me if I don't make my constructor const even though it's not even possible to use it in Dart because one of its parameters is a function.I'm aware I can adjust my lints and disable whatever I do not like. I'm just curious what's other people take on it.CheersView Poll

September 13, 2021 at 07:45PM by tomwyr
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How to Handle Webview Back Button Event in Flutter?
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September 13, 2021 at 07:21PM by rrtutors
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Combine flutter test and analyze into one cli command?
Is it possible to create custom CLI commands? I want to combine flutter test and flutter analyze into one cli command for CI with Jenkins. For example:flutter ci = flutter test && flutter analyze

September 13, 2021 at 09:44PM by Material_Problem_380
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Validate a non-visual field in a Flutter Form
Hopefully an easy question I am struggling to find a clean answer for.Essentially, when you have a Form it's dead simple to validate the visual fields such as the textformfields using the validator: method. No big deal.However, let's say I have an ElevatedButton within the Form which when pressed loads the camera and returns the filename of the picture taken. If I want to validate this I can't put a validator: in the ElevatedButton or the Image widgets, they don't take these methods. Moreover, I can't wrap the button in a validator widget as none exists.Thus it looks like I will have to roll my own UI validation which ties to a button and if not valid displays a message on the UI in proximity to the button.Am I correct, or can I find a pre-rolled solution I can smoke right now? ;)Thank you!

September 13, 2021 at 10:54PM by autom8r
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Why should i choose Flutter?
Hello,probably quite strange to ask that, especially here. I would like to start a bit of mobile development and i am still not sure which framework to choose...Usually im a (junior) C#/WPF Dev and that is why my initial focus was on XF/MAUI. I would like to get better with C# and use similar concepts to get better at my job, too. I know Dart is similar but probably still not THAT similar (if that makes sense).On the other side, at home im using linux and developing Apps with XF is a pita on linux (requires VM). I really like the idea of writing stuff directly in vscode.Not a lot of input from myself here, but why did you choose Flutter? I am a bit afraid i would start to mix things up if i throw myself in a new framework but somehow i like the idea...Thanks :)

September 14, 2021 at 11:36AM by erythana
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Why is getX such a bad state management?
People seem to hate it but I can't really know why. Since it is my first state management I have learned, can somebody explain me why is bad and why should I learn another?

September 14, 2021 at 01:58PM by Macacop
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My first flutter app - A rigged coin toss
Hi guys!I am a comp-sci student and got into flutter about a month ago and I really like using it.About the app:The app is a simple coin toss app but with a catch.. The user can control the face the coin will fall on by the direction of his swipe.It's a very basic app with pretty embarrassing code but I'm still proud i actually published something!Source codePlayStoreconstructive criticism more than welcome!

September 14, 2021 at 01:15PM by ShossTheBoss
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Chat App with Flutter and MQTT
Hello everyone,MQTT is an OASIS standard messaging protocol for the Internet of Things, it is used as a chat protocol by Facebook Messenger already.I am building an application using flutter, and the server (broker) is HiveMQ with a custom extension.You can check the application code here whenever you want, any suggestion is welcomed.​You can check also the source code of the HiveMQ Chat Extension.​Regards

September 14, 2021 at 02:28PM by Coffee__2__Code
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A web app to generate soft ui code build with flutter
Hey community 👋👋👋I’m Cold Stone, a front end developer.I’m super pumped to share my first product with this great community today! It's a web app to generate soft ui flutter code, super easy to use. inspired by neumorphism.io.Have a nice day and let me know what you think of it !!https://neumorphism.coldstone.fun

September 14, 2021 at 02:17PM by xrr2016
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It's possible to write language independents code for dart/flutter?
I was working on my flutter package where I need to do some Iterable Operations without affecting the app performance so when I go deep dive in Flutter SDK to find the best solutions. so I figured there toUpperCase is written in language independents code and its also do Iterable operations that why it's so much fast. So is there any way to write language independents code for us?
/// Converts all characters in this string to upper case. /// /// If the string is already in all upper case, this method returns `this`. /// ```dart /// 'alphabet'.toUpperCase(); // 'ALPHABET' /// 'ABC'.toUpperCase(); // 'ABC' /// ``` /// This function uses the language independent Unicode mapping and thus only /// works in some languages. // TODO(floitsch): document better. (See EcmaScript for description). String toUpperCase(); 


September 14, 2021 at 06:05PM by Prashant_4200
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