Today, we’re happy to announce that we’ve added Ruby to the list of official Mailgun SDKs. Just like our PHP SDK, we’ve included some utilities like Message Builder, Batch Sending and Opt-in Hander to simplify common development tasks. We’re looking forward to collaborating with the Ruby community to make the SDK even better over time. You can access the SDK on Github.
Today, we’re happy to announce the general availability of our Mailgun-Go SDK. Now you can send messages through Mailgun using Go! Mailgun-Go allows you to easily interact with our API by greatly reducing the amount of boiler-plate code you need to maintain.
Posted on May 2, 2014. Regularly changing your API keys is a good practice to maintain security for your application. Today, we’ve just rolled out a new feature that makes this easy and doesn’t require you to pause sending email long enough to swap out your API keys. Here’s how it works:
This was reported on April 10, 2014.
Posted on March 24, 2014. We’ve been busy at Mailgun recently working on some new features that our customers have been asking for. Today, we’d like to share two of them. Stay tuned for more updates in the coming weeks and months.
Originally posted on December 7, 2013. This week, in addition to writing about what we learned open sourcing a major part of Mailgun, we released a new feature we think you’ll appreciate: a postbin for debugging your webhooks.
This week we worked on a few things that we think will make a big impact for customers, particularly our shiny new Support Center. We also made some improvements to the Domains and Events APIs. So without further ado:
We’ve been quiet for a couple weeks but we have something extra exciting to share today: we’ve just officially released our Domains API to make it easier to build large-scale email systems on top of Mailgun.
This week we focused on improving the Mailgun control panel and the spelling corrector for the email validation API.
This week we focused on infrastructure improvements to reduce the chances of sending delays like those that occurred for some customers last week.
Yesterday was a bad day for Mailgun customers. We experienced significant delays and duplication of emails from approximately 20:40 pm UTC to 04:40 UTC.
Customers have recently approached us with a few use cases where the temporary storage of inbound emails would come in handy. In some cases, the attachments are large and cause time-outs when we try to POST