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You’ve got a long ASP.NET project ahead. You’re trying to wrap your head around all tasks at hand – infrastructure, business logic, admin panel, integrations. On top of that, there’s a long list of ‘could have’ type of features that the tea…
Sending email notifications are essential for effective communication between users and service providers. Beneath this notable piece of technology lies several layers of abstractions which might requ…
Original story by Bleeping Computer: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-outlook-is-crashing-when-reading-uber-receipt-emails/ https://giphy.com/gifs/HteV6g0QTNxp6 Pointless but…
I want to share how to easily create a cool and good looking email template in just a few minutes. Actually this is a part of the series of blogs about HTML emails that I am planning on writing soon.…
What is an Email alias ?? For those who don't know email aliases, they basically works as an email forwarder with custom word in the email address. This helps you to use the same email address without…
Introduction This article is focused on building a Contact Form in React using a third party service Emailjs and Material UI for styling the form Prerequisuites A basic understanding of Reactjs NODE…
Nodemailer creators say that it makes sending an email a piece of cake. Let’s see if they are talking about cooking or eating 🙂 The idea of this article is to explain how to use Nodemailer for email sending. We will focus mainly on SMTP an…
PHP is one of the most popular web-development languages and a popular way to create dynamic web apps. In this article we’re going to help you painlessly configure the mail function in your application. So let us start! There are two basic…
EmailJS helps to send emails using client-side technologies only. In simple terms, it gives the access to send connect your contact form, directly to your email, without a server from the frontend. Th…
What happens when you send a message on let's say Twitter? Leaving Twitter's business logic, the answer is simple. The message gets stored in a database with the ids of the sender and the receiver. Whenever needed, messages can be retrieved…
