How do I decide if I would implement a third party tool to deliver web app notifications

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I see plenty of third parties offering services to deliver web push notifications. But I can easily find the steps how to set up the push notification service myself. Before setting up the whole notification service myself - perhaps it could be a benefit to implement a third party supplier. Any suggestions?

Your input and ideas are much appreciated and warm welcome.

What I have tried:

I found multiple articles on Medium on how to for example configure web app notifications for a React application.

Posted 10-Jun-24 6:29am

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Updated 10-Jun-24 7:02am

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CHill60 11-Jun-24 5:35am

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[no name] 11-Jun-24 7:40am

Thanks, yes I did search both here ( https://www.codeproject.com/search.aspx?q=web+app+notifications&doctypeid=1%3b2%3b3%3b13%3b11%3b17 ) and also via Google.That is how I found many Medium articles. Thought perhaps another developer on this forum might have some experience and would like to share some.

CHill60 11-Jun-24 10:40am

You've missed my point. that link explains how to post questions in this forum. If you want to "chat" then use one of the other forums. "Discussions" at top of this Page. Select "All Message Boards". Choose an appropriate board. This is the Quick Answers forum

[no name] 11-Jun-24 10:48am

Many thanks, Im new here so Im learning a lot. Many thanks for your patience =) Im a bit stressed about my points level slowly diminishing =)

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M.I.T.I · Answer 1 · 2024-06-11T01:51:00

Solution 1

I found that this could perhaps be the best entry level solutions: implement Push Notifications by using Browser Notifications API
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Notifications_API/Using_the_Notifications_API or use for example this framework: https://pushjs.org/

Posted 11-Jun-24 1:51am

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