Speaker
Description
Phosh (phosh.mobi) is a graphical shell for mobile devices targeting devices running mainline Linux. It’s entirely Free Software and based to a large extend on the GNOME technology stack including GTK, glib, libhandy, NetworkManager and ModemManager. It’s compositor Phoc uses the wlroots library for Wayland compositors.
In this talk, I will focus on the design and implementation of a push notification architecture based on Unified Push, a versatile framework that streamlines the delivery of notifications across diverse platforms. This architecture aims to ensure that mobile Linux devices can seamlessly receive centralized real-time updates, and alerts.
Initial discussion will revolve around UnifiedPush project and basic terminologies involved like, a push server, connector and distributor.
I will talk about the ongoing work in connector library designed to port all major applications compliant to UnifiedPush APIs. This will also cover recent progress in a GTK based distributor application.
| Category | Application Development and Deployment |
|---|---|
| Talk Description | Push notifications for GNOME mobile / Phosh |
| Author(s) Bio | GSoC '21, Upstream contributor. |
| Pronouns | He/Him |
| Twitter and/or Mastodon Handle | suraj_sloth |
| Where are you located? | India |
| Do you need travel sponsorship from GNOME Foundation in order to join our event? | No |
