Adventures in Swift and iOS App Development
If you've worked with notifications before, you've probably dealt with user permissions. IN iOS 12, there's a new type of user notification permission to handle a situation that happens often, which is super easy to add to already existent code. Download the exercise file and you'll find a project I adapted from chapter three of my …
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For all the changes in notifications starting in iOS 10 the coolest is the service extension and the content extension. The service extension intercepts push payloads from apps, and gives you the chance to change content in the notification before it is presented. The Content extension gives you the same tools you have in an …
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In earlier lessons I've shown you how to make a notification and how to manage notifications with the UserNotifications frame work. One very exciting part of the frame work is executing the app's code in the background. You don't have to open the app to do custom actions or even to input data. Using categories and …
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