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Thanks for working on a tedious problem so we don't have to! (I know it's annoying when people post competitors on your announcement threads, sorry, but I've a

by Mizza 11y ago

Thanks for working on a tedious problem so we don't have to! (I know it's annoying when people post competitors on your announcement threads, sorry, but I've also had success with http://foundation.zurb.com/emails/email-templates.html http://foundation.zurb.com/emails/email-templates.html)

arnaudbreton 11y ago
No worries, you're right to bring it here. Ink by Zurb has been the first solution I used years ago as a developer myself to solve that tedious problem as you name it. While developing MJML it has been a great inspiration for us and can't wait what the coming V2 will bring!
33degrees 11y ago
I wouldn't say they're competitors; the real interesting thing here is the components, which should greatly reduce the mess of html you have to deal with. I've used foundation for emails before and the markup involved is quite a pain.
- durub 11y ago
  Seems like they are solving that problem in version 2: http://zurb.com/article/1424/call-me-e-schmail-conquering-the-beast-th http://zurb.com/article/1424/call-me-e-schmail-conquering-th...
  - pkmishra 11y ago
    Believe me Zurb foundation framework is very difficult to work with.
  - 33degrees 11y ago
    Interesting. Seems like it'll be based on handlebars, and the react component approach appeals to me more, though.
jorgecurio 11y ago
> Thanks for working on a tedious problem so we don't have to! Interestingly, I think this statement is clearly sign of "vitamin" rather than being a "painkiller" product.