This post is written by Anthoy Eden, founder and developer, at DNSimple. DNSimple is the hassle-free way to manage all of your domains in a single place without having to click through 10 screens of upsells to complete a simple purchase.
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.
Wow, it’s funny how time flies, right? We’re an independent company now! This post came out way back in 2012.
Well, this is awkward. If you were looking for those free tickets, they’re long gone! This post is originally from 2012.
Today’s post is written by Peter Clark, CEO of userfox, an awesome new startup that is changing the way businesses communicate with their customers via email. They just launched a few weeks ago as you may have seen on Hacker News
Parse, the awesome mobile application development platform, is launching easy integration with Mailgun via their new Cloud Modules feature.
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.
If you haven’t heard, we’re an independent company again! This was originally published on August 28, 2012.
The phrase “Growth Hacker” was invented by Sean Ellis and made popular by Andrew Chen. Sean Ellis mentions that “a growth hacker is a person whose true north is growth.” Andrew Chen talks about how a technical background is becoming a more important skill set in marketers so they can better leverage their efforts.
We’ve recently been inundated with questions about how to track which email a recipient has replied to. There are many use cases for needing to do this. You may want to thread a conversation in your App or you may want to measure engagement.
UPDATE: We’ve made some meaty, awesome changes to analytics, and this post is pretty useless. But we’ve kept it up because we believe in iteration and showing off our humble beginnings. Here’s a more relevant post about Mailgun’s new and improved analytics.
Mailgunners are in the spirit of the season and wanted to give you a little holiday gift – new and improved Logs!