The Pushpad Blog is one of the largest online resources about Web Push Notifications and related technologies.
Launched in 2015, it includes hundreds of original technical articles written by engineers with deep expertise in the field.
We have just released the official Pushpad MCP server for sending web push notifications and managing resources on Pushpad (CRUD actions on notifications, subscriptions, projects and senders) using the Pushpad API.
Today we tried to add web push notifications to a website built with Lovable using Pushpad.
In the last months we have released an OpenAPI specification and new libraries for the Pushpad API.
[Novu](https://github.com/novuhq/novu) is an open-source notification infrastructure for developers.
Let's see some workarounds to add web push notifications to a website if you cannot add a service worker to the root folder.
In this tutorial we explain how to use the `pushpad` gem with the `noticed` gem to create multi-channel notifications in a Rails application. In particular we'll use the `noticed` gem for the notifications in general, while Pushpad will be used to deliver the web push notifications in real time, even when the website is closed.
In this tutorial we'll see how you can send push notifications from your Wix website.
In this tutorial we'll see how to add push notifications to your Wordpress blog. Notifications are **real push notifications**, meaning that they are delivered even when the user is not on your website. This way you can re-engage users when you publish new contents.
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