This post was written by Jonathan Novak, Head of Engineering at UserVoice, where he just celebrated his 3rd year at the company. UserVoice is a complete solution for managing user engagement, feedback, helpdesk requests, and knowledge bases. Over 120,000+ organizations in over 170 countries use it to listen to their users’ voices.
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
This post was written by Jeff Reifman, a Seattle-based technology consultant and founder of Geogram, a free group email service for local places powered by Mailgun. Follow him at @reifman.
Originally published in 2013, for updated pricing, please consult our pricing page
We are excited to announce the release of our latest API to make life easier for developers. Our completely refactored Events API makes it easy and fast to determine exactly what happened with each and every one of your emails.
Today, we’re happy to announce that for PHP developers, it’s even easier to send messages with Mailgun! Over the past few weeks, we’ve been busy working on SDKs for the Mailgun API. The SDK allows you to easily interact with our API by yanking all the boiler plate code necessary to interact with an HTTP web service. Today, we’re releasing the PHP version of the SDK. Additional languages will follow soon.
Our pricing has since changed. For updating pricing, please visit our pricing page.
A few weeks ago, we launched a new API to validate email addresses submitted through web forms (API reference & demo). Sending billions of emails, we noticed significant error rates that come from users mistyping email addresses and the pains that developers go through to validate
Posted on August 2, 2013.
Disclaimer: We’ve added new features and adjusted the pricing of our email validations. For the latest on validations, check out this post.
Happy Friday everyone. We’ve got two updates to share with you today. First, we’re happy to announce that Mailgun is now the default SMTP config for all Rackspace Managed Cloud customers.
One of the features that gets the most love from our customers are Routes. Routes let you accept, parse and POST or forward your incoming emails. We’ve done some work lately to make Routes even more useful by adding the ability to test your webhook endpoints when you want to POST your incoming emails to your app.