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.
We recently launched a new version of our Events API that lets you easily keep track of all your messages,
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.
Posted on August 2, 2013.
We recently told you about our two newest APIs both in private beta: Domains and Webhooks. We’ve seen a lot of interest so far and gotten some good feedback. Thanks! If you want to try them yourself, just send an email to beta@mailgun.net
We usually publish a weekly update on Friday, but this week, we didn’t want to wait till then to tell you what you can start doing with Mailgun today. We’ve just released our new beta webhook API so that you can programmatically manage webhooks for all your domains!
Recently, we’ve been working on our newest API to make it easier for customers to automate their email. After working with a select set of alpha customers, today we’re ready to extend the API to a larger group of beta testers. So, say hello the Domains API.
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.
Good news everyone! Mailgunners been in the lab, keyboards in hands, trying to get some code off – and now Mailgun 2.0 is out. Today we are starting a short series of blog posts that tell you about all the exciting features we have built.
Humble beginnings, right? Check out our documentation for updated language coverage.
There have been several builds since then, but we’re thankful for our beginnings! This was posted on November 10, 2010.