Teamtreehouse - Using Parse.com as the Backend for an Android App
Teamtreehouse - Using Parse.com as the Backend for an Android App
MP4 | Video: AVC at 349 Kbps, 1280 x 720 (1.778) at 30 fps | Language: English
Audio: AAC at 58.9 Kbps, 2 channels, 48 KHz | Duration: 39 mins | 151 MB
Genre: Development / Programming | Also included: Project files
MP4 | Video: AVC at 349 Kbps, 1280 x 720 (1.778) at 30 fps | Language: English
Audio: AAC at 58.9 Kbps, 2 channels, 48 KHz | Duration: 39 mins | 151 MB
Genre: Development / Programming | Also included: Project files
The fastest and easiest way to get an Internet-based app off the ground is to use a backend-as-a-service like that offered at Parse.com. Whether you are prototyping, coding at a hackathon, or launching, Parse.com offers easy and efficient solutions regarding cloud storage, user management, push notifications, and more! In this we will learn how to sign up for a free account with Parse and start using it to build a simple social bookmarking app. The app allows users to sign up, log in, add and delete friends, and post links with notes, all utilizing Parse.com's dynamic cloud storage features.
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Teamtreehouse - Using Parse.com as the Backend for an Android App
