I’m using Postmarkapp for my emails and for ruby on rails it’s as easy as adding a gem (library) then adding a few lines to my configuration and that’s it. I think this would be a good baseline if you want developers to use this over the others.
I’ve built some SMTP’s in the past and I salute you for taking this problem. It’s really hard to maintain good scores for email providers to accept your emails.
Thanks AJ! Yes, Postmark are an amazing company and have built an incredible product. Do you mind if I ask:
a) How you made/came to the decision to use them initially (if you remember?)
b) If there's anything they do / don't do that could help you?
Maintaining reputation is a challenge - in the early phases I'll be ensuring that no one is abusing our service (note that we only allow transactional email) and over the long term we'll build automated techology to help monitor and scale this out.
I’m using Postmarkapp for my emails and for ruby on rails it’s as easy as adding a gem (library) then adding a few lines to my configuration and that’s it. I think this would be a good baseline if you want developers to use this over the others.
I’ve built some SMTP’s in the past and I salute you for taking this problem. It’s really hard to maintain good scores for email providers to accept your emails.
Good luck on this one!
Thanks AJ! Yes, Postmark are an amazing company and have built an incredible product. Do you mind if I ask:
a) How you made/came to the decision to use them initially (if you remember?)
b) If there's anything they do / don't do that could help you?
Maintaining reputation is a challenge - in the early phases I'll be ensuring that no one is abusing our service (note that we only allow transactional email) and over the long term we'll build automated techology to help monitor and scale this out.