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David here. You signed up for my newsletter at programmingarehard.com.

I'm writing to let you know I've just published a new post about using Telegram for push notifications. I've never understood why I needed yet another chat application but I found Telegram to be really useful for alerting me of events happening in my application. Check out the article. I bet it's easier than you might be thinking it's going to be.

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David

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