Website update, Push Lite, new feature
I’ve never really be happy with the way you could create application to deliver push to other users, it lacked documentation of course but most of all, the authorization scheme was non standard (you had to use an api_key and pass_key, you would get a remote_id to tell which user you wanted to deliver to, etc). This is now history, you now have oauth to deliver Apple push notifications, and the developer website has been updated accordingly. Authenticating as a user to deliver push notification is now super simple : see this gist. To my knowledge, this is the first time OAuth allows you to deliver Apple Push Notification, and I’m happy to be the first.
It means anyone can deliver push notifications to any of my users. However you might not want to tell your users to buy my application, so you now have Push Lite, a free version of my popular application, full featured but including advertisements.
The main website has also been updated, thanks to Twitter Bootstrap, and I will add more features to it soon.
