Notify Me, Notify You. Aha!
summary
iOS 10 replaces the old API with a central UserNotifications framework that actually manages permissions, pending and delivered items, and in‑app display via a delegate. it supports attachments (images/videos/audio), collapsing by threadIdentifier, and scheduling with time/calendar/location triggers. custom UI uses a Notification UI extension (no touch events, but handles action responses); a Service extension can mutate incoming pushes (download an image, must set mutable‑content=1, and finish before its time budget expires). demos show scheduling, inline images, action buttons and successful payload mutation.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 3:29Problems with ye olde way
- 3:50The UserNotifications Framework
- 4:58Authorisation
- 9:13Scheduling
- 9:54Notification Content
- 11:24Triggers & Requests
- 12:35Management
- 17:59Custom UI
- 20:49Interactivity
- 23:48Intercepting push notifications
- 25:41Content augmentation
- 26:17Handling timeout
- 28:54Summary
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