Erel Tutorials

i did many push notification apps in the past but for a long time did not deal with it so i wanted to do something again and of course, i forgot how to do it so what is a good b4x member doing when he forgot something?

correct, use the forum search and of course, i found a tutorial from Erel: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...s-firebase-cloud-messaging-fcm.67716/#content

i follow the steps and even though the tutorial was created in 2016 everything is up to date. 5 minutes later the push notification app is running and working

how is Erel doing it? this is amazing how he keeps track of all those old threads and updates them so they are even 5 years later relevant. and also how you open a thread and get a bold note at the start that there is a new library or a better approach to solve that problem you were looking for. this is insane that everything is done by a single person.

Respect!

Yes, he's amazing!

(Let's hope he lives long or we'll be screwed ?)

LucaMs said:

Yes, he's amazing!

(Let's hope he lives long or we'll be screwed ?)

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let's hope his passion for "make coding simple" (=B4X) will live long ?

As we say in Spain when you see someone who seems he never gets older: “I hope he sleeps inside butter” (It is a way of preserving food)

Erel should be at least in the top ten of everyone's prayer list! ? ??

Hands down, B4x is the best platform I have ever come across. It makes life easy peasy and has the amazing people who are always willing to help (Erel included).

BTW, I am converting a b4a to b4i app and I am 90% complete due to help here. This was previously posted as paid gig but well... If I am able to achieve 100% same functionality using the same b4x pages and other user components, that would be thee achievement and worth the celebration. A few hurdles but we will be good to go eventually. Here is the b4a version and doing the b4i version has taught a lot, patience included.


#MeTryingToMultiTask

There was this on instance where I tagged Erel on a query and he told me not to do that and put the query for anyone to answer.
So now I put the query for anyone to answer and He is 'anyone' 9 out of 10 times.