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10:06 <play> Hi

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10:08 <play> What is the difference between a trigger and a geonote?

10:09 <play> I'm trying to use your api with iOS, which one do I use if I want your platform to send a notification to the app when the user enters a certain region?

10:09 <patrickarlt> play: they are the same geonotes are just a subset of trigger with slightly differnt options

10:09 <play> which one do you recommend that I use if I just want notifications sent?

10:10 <patrickarlt> if its a onetime notification geonotes will be a little easier to use, but if you want it to happen every time go with triggers

10:11 <patrickarlt> http://developers.geoloqi.com/api/trigger/create, http://developers.geoloqi.com/api/geonote/create

10:11 <play> some feedback, it would be cleaner if the api calls were wrapped in some methods on LQSession instead of the user having to make NSURLRequests (just looks nicer) :)

10:11 <play> great, thanks

10:13 <play> does the example tracker app show making a request with parameters?

10:14 <patrickarlt> play: let me ask really quick not all that familiar with out ios stuff

10:14 <play> sure, thanks!

10:16 <patrickarlt> play: i dont think it does ill have someone add an example to http://developers.geoloqi.com/ios/making-api-requests

10:17 <play> Great, that would be super helpful.

10:25 <play> Also, I'd like to ask whether the request is sync or async

10:25 <play> from ios

10:26 <aaronpk> play: API requests are asynchronous, which is why the runAPIRequest method takes a block as a parameter

10:28 <play> ok, thanks

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19:35 <ciopte7> Hi is there anyone here who could answer a few questions for me?

19:40 <ciopte7> Bueller... Bueller

21:35 <ciopte7> is there anyone here?

21:39 <aaronpk> hello

21:56 <ciopte7> Hi, I am looking to see if geoloqi would be a good fit for an application I am building

21:57 <ciopte7> I am building a freight marketplace in rails, and I would like to be able to check carriers in when they pick up freight, track them while in transit, and check them in when they reach their destination

21:57 <ciopte7> would something like that be possible?

21:58 <aaronpk> that certainly sounds possible. Do you have plans to build a mobile app?

21:59 <ciopte7> Eventually yes, but if I could stick to just a web app that would be ideal. ( I don;t have any experience with iphone or android development)

21:59 <ciopte7> I would be willing to learn though

21:59 <aaronpk> ah, well something will need to be running on the phone in order to track people over long periods of time

22:00 <aaronpk> we have a couple options for that, the titanium module makes it pretty easy to write a quick app

22:00 <ciopte7> what does the titanium module do?

22:01 <aaronpk> titanium is this: http://www.appcelerator.com/platform/titanium-sdk

22:01 <aaronpk> we have a module for titanium which handles all the location tracking and geofencing along with our API

22:01 <ciopte7> is that how the map attack game works?

22:02 <aaronpk> actually we wrote mapattack before we had the module available, so it was a bit harder

22:03 <aaronpk> we have a sample titanium app, Dino Deals: https://github.com/geoloqi/DinoDeals

22:03 <aaronpk> it won't be quite the same use case as what you're doing, but should give you an idea of what it takes to write an app

22:03 <ciopte7> Awesome

22:03 <ciopte7> I will check it out

22:04 <ciopte7> If I were near Portland, could I come to your offices and talk to you guys?

22:05 <aaronpk> We'd be happy to talk. We're usually pretty booked and/or traveling, at the very least we could get on the phone to start!

22:07 <ciopte7> ok so from looking at dino deals I can just add a separate location in my codebase for the all of the mobile related code

22:08 <ciopte7> it's just a sinatra app with the titanium code, and the iphone code all together

22:09 <aaronpk> well we really have two unrelated projects in the same github repository

22:09 <aaronpk> one is the titanium mobile app, and the other is the sinatra app which is the website

22:10 <ciopte7> I sent my contact information to your co. via the contact form on your website, I could also PM you my contact info if that is easier

22:10 <aaronpk> sure, pm your email address so I can make sure someone follows up

22:12 <ciopte7> ok, so is Titanium similar to Parse?

22:12 <aaronpk> no, Parse is a web API, titanium is a way to build apps by writing Javascript

22:13 <ciopte7> ok gotcha

22:15 <ciopte7> oh awesome, i can just write js and it will work for both android, and ios

22:15 <aaronpk> yep!

22:16 <ciopte7> are there any other docs that I should reference, or material that I should read?

22:16 <ciopte7> I think I will also have to use oauth2 is that correct?

22:17 <aaronpk> Have you explored our developer site much?

22:17 <ciopte7> I was sent a link by a friend to the map attack, so no

22:17 <aaronpk> don't be afraid of oauth2 :) You actually won't really be using much of it for the app, and the titanium module takes care of it mostly

22:17 <aaronpk> ah ok, take a look at http://developers.geoloqi.com/

22:17 <aaronpk> here's the titanium section: http://developers.geoloqi.com/titanium

22:17 <ciopte7> I already am going to use it for payments so most of the setup is done

22:18 <ciopte7> solid I will read through the docs, and the sample app tonight. If I have any more questions would irc be the best place to contact you?

22:19 <aaronpk> yea there's usually someone here, if you don't get a response in 10-15 minutes you could post in the forums https://community.geoloqi.com/

22:19 <ciopte7> thanks for all of your help!

22:19 <aaronpk> you're welcome!