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Kathy Walrath
2013/10/23 15:41:05
isn't in the samples index
shailentuli
2013/10/23 17:36:57
Saving it.
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2 layout: default | |
3 title: Using the Notifications API | |
4 live_example_url: example/index.html | |
5 | |
6 header: | |
7 css: ["/samples/samples.css"] | |
8 --- | |
9 | |
10 ## {{ page.title }} | |
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12 A simple example showing use of the Notifications API. To find out more about | |
13 this API, read the | |
14 [Using the Notifications | |
15 API](http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/notifications/quick) article by | |
16 Ernest Delgado, originally published on HTML5Rocks. | |
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18 The Notifications API allows you to display notifications to the user for | |
19 given events, both passively (new emails, tweets, or calendar events) and on | |
20 user interactions. | |
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22 You can open the example in Dart Editor and run it by clicking `index.html`. | |
23 Read the | |
24 [source](https://github.com/dart-lang/dart-samples/tree/master/web/html5/notific ations/quick). | |
25 | |
26 <iframe class="running-app-frame" | |
27 style="height:500px;width:100%;" | |
28 src="{{page.live_example_url}}"> | |
29 </iframe> | |
30 | |
Kathy Walrath
2013/10/23 15:41:05
Strangely, the notification had a blogger (?) icon
shailentuli
2013/10/23 17:36:57
Hmmm. Yup, I noticed a couple of other issues as w
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31 See all [samples](/samples/). | |
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