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Now that we have three apps which implement push notifications, we also want to send some messages to the user!

To conclude my ‘push notifications’ series I will now tell you how to implement push notifications on Windows Phone.

After my introduction, configuring Azure and implementing the iOS code it is now time for the Android side of things.

As promised in my previous post I will continue this series with implementing the app code, in this case iOS.

Second part: Push notifications with Xamarin - iOS Third part : Push notifications with Xamarin - Android

Edit March 14th, 2018: By the request of one of my followers on Twitter I have set up a sample repository here: https://github.

Sometimes you will find yourself creating an app which contains sensitive user information.

The past few weeks I have been busy creating a new app based on the haveibeenpwned.

While your UI is very important (very, very important on mobile!

When you are not from a English speaking country like myself, you will probably find yourself creating apps in your native language from time to time.