Email is one of the leading forms of online communication for businesses, whether internally with employees or externally with users. Other channels are becoming more popular due to their
This post was contributed by Jeffrey Chen at Peano Inc. One thing Mailgun and Drupal have in common is that they’re both developer-centric services, making it extremely easy to extend and build on top of their structure and APIs.
Authored by Timothy Voice, a Brooklyn based software developer and MEAN.JS enthusiast. This post was originally posted on his blog.
Thank you to everyone who attended this week’s Mailgun Google Hangout on How to Effectively Use Webhooks for Email Delivery featuring Mailgun Email Expert, Chris Hammer. Below is the video along with a timestamp of the sections and a transcript of the Q&A. For your reference, you can access the deck here and we also recommend reading our Guide to Webhooks.
Occasionally we all find the need to encrypt files as part of our job. The need to encrypt files comes up for a variety of reasons: the need to commit sensitive information into a repository, the need to transfer information over an insecure medium, or the need to leave something on disk that requires stronger access controls than the operating system provides.
We hosted a Google Hangout yesterday featuring our Lead Digital Product Designer, Lee Munroe. In this hangout, Lee took a deep dive into building HTML templates by first taking a step back to look at the state of HTML email as it stands today
Over a year ago Mailgun flipped on opportunistic TLS. This means whenever we connect to an MX server, we first try and upgrade the connection to a TLS connection to deliver your messages.
We hosted a Google Hangout yesterday featuring Mailgun customer, Zapier. In this hangout, Joe Stych from Zapier, showcased how they use Mailgun to send both their transactional and marketing emails as well as covered some email best practices they abide by.
Although email is heavily targeted by spammers, it still remains the most popular and effective way of communicating on the web today for user growth and engagement.
Ever in a situation where you’re using two awesome applications to run your business but they don’t integrate, causing inefficiencies in your workflow process?
Our goal is to make things easier for developers, so we work on features that will enable our users to do things quickly and more effectively.
If you’ve ever taken a course online you’ve used a Learning Management System (LMS). DigitalChalk is an industry leading, multi-tenant Learning Management System serving two types of customers: corporate customers who deliver training to employees, and e-commerce customers who sell their own courses online.