This post was written by Vianney Lecroart, a Meteor earlyvangelist and captain of the Meteor Group in Paris/France. Vianney wrote his first program when he was 6. After 8 years working in a massively multiplayer online game startup, he decided to join the other side of the Force by becoming a full time entrepreneur.
As few months ago, Mailgun announced integration into Parse’s Cloud modules program which allows for easy integration of third-party APIs into Parse apps.
This post is written by Paul Finn. Paul is a Portsmouth, NH-based Python developer, business owner (http://route3software.com/) and beer enthusiast (https://hoppypress.com/beer-art). Follow his blog at http://www.pfinn.net/, his tweets at @paulfinn and his code at https://github.com/pfinn
This post is written by Dan Di Spaltro, Director of Product for Rackspace Cloud Monitoring. Cloud Monitoring lets you monitor any server in any data center so that you can always make sure that your application infrastructure is a-ok. Before leading the Cloud Monitoring engineering team, Dan co-founded Cloudkick, a Y-Combinator startup focused on monitoring cloud infrastructure that was acquired by Rackspace in 2010.
Well, this is awkward. If you were looking for those free tickets, they’re long gone! This post is originally from 2012.
Mailgun was created to be an antidote for email development pain. So, it always thrills us when developers take our platform a step further with the tools they create. If you have built an interesting library, module, etc. to be used with Mailgun, we’d love to know about it and highlight it on our blog.
Good news everyone! Mailgunners been in the lab, keyboards in hands, trying to get some code off – and now Mailgun 2.0 is out. Today we are starting a short series of blog posts that tell you about all the exciting features we have built.
I recently read a post by Fred Wilson about email pain. The pain being that there are too many emails to read them all and respond if appropriate.
Humble beginnings, right? Check out our documentation for updated language coverage.