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www.infobip.com 9y ago

Quick steps to a fully functional PHP web app

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www.infobip.com 9y ago

One, Two, Three, Get Global Virtual Phone Numbers Over API

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www.infobip.com 9y ago

Target Conditions for Sending Push Notifications Over API

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www.infobip.com 9y ago

A step-by-step code tutorial through HLR lookup queries and functionalities

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www.infobip.com 9y ago

This is how you inform users about downtime with message scheduling

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www.infobip.com 10y ago

A quick tutorial for building social invites over API

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www.infobip.com 10y ago

Introducing Intermediate Delivery Reports for 2-Factor Authentication

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www.infobip.com 10y ago

Automating Jira Version Management

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www.infobip.com 10y ago

Improving code quality with SonarQube

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www.infobip.com 10y ago

EJB remoting – JBoss 6 – Wildfly

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www.infobip.com 10y ago

Communication Logs: Handling 250M SMS messages a day

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www.infobip.com 10y ago

Step-by-step PHP tutorial – Create your own SMS web app

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www.infobip.com 11y ago

What do wines, code, sending SMS over API‬ to multi-destinations have in common?

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www.infobip.com 11y ago

Just a handy SMS API

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www.nikola-breznjak.com 11y ago

Why Dev Days are awesome

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www.infobip.com 11y ago

Measuring conversion rates for 2-Factor Authentication

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www.infobip.com 11y ago

Setting up SMS-based 2FA is this easy

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www.infobip.com 11y ago

Flexible SMS API generation tool

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www.infobip.com 11y ago

To kids, b-ball and coding are one and the same. Let them play with code, too

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www.infobip.com 12y ago

Why not OpenJDK?

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thenextweb.com 13y ago

Major app vulnerability that could affect 99% of Android devices unearthed

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www.wired.com 13y ago

Man Convicted of Hacking Despite Not Hacking

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www.ft.com 13y ago

Lunch with the FT: Kim Dotcom

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thenextweb.com 13y ago

One Today, an Android app for giving $1 micro-donations to good causes

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arstechnica.com 13y ago

Boston cellular networks flooded, but service was not cut off

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venturebeat.com 13y ago

This is how astronauts sleep in space

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www.parseco.com 13y ago

Embrace Push, give your apps longer shelf life

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www.parseco.com 13y ago

Creating a reliable nodejs library for APNS push sending

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www.theverge.com 13y ago

North Korea's Twitter and Flickr accounts hacked by Anonymous

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gizmodo.com 13y ago

Are Hackers Heroes?

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Well, calling a spade a spade... Our point is, that when you opt to receive certain content (like say, goals or runs being scored in sports) you're more likely to value a brand for providing this info than one simply spamming you with adds. It's up to the company sending you push to send you only push you want to receive, otherwise it's just spam which might make you a former customer. We only supply the tech, companies/individuals decide what to do with it.

Exploding the Phone 13 years ago

We completely agree. Reading it, you can almost feel what they were feeling - sign of a great story.

Exactly, we should be way past the stereotypes that crippled society for ages. Programming is for everyone, initiatives like this one are a good step in that direction.

This is really cool! Have you thought about the possibility of contacting the gamers via SMS or USSD (for polls and feedback). When you see that they haven't used a game for a while?...etc...? Give our Rest api beta a try!

For mobile apps you need a smart phone right? But when you use our REST APIs you (your end user) doesn't need a smart phone in order to use your app. Let's say that you have already developed a E-mail client app for a smart phone, and want to modify it so that every phone user can access their e-mails. You can use our APIs and deliver the email via SMS or USSD to the end user. The Smart phone market is huge, that's true. But think of all the people in the world that have "ordinary" cell phones, and they want to spend e.g. 3 $ a month to get their emails.....or to update their Facebook status via an "old/featured" cell phone? What about does guys? That's where www.parseco.com steps in.

Hi everyone! We've been working really hard to enable all interested developers around the globe to use our Rest-ful APIs, to bring more value to their current product by implementing SMS/USSD/HLR and other technologies. Basically using our APIs u can turn an old cell phone into a smart phone (your end user can use the feature phone to access e-mail, get weather reports, check if he left the stow on at home....you name it.) If you are interested in beta testing please drop us you e-mail at www.parseco.com.

Thx!

Rene.