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I dunno... I run my own email server and it feels to me like the giant gap in the ease of getting your own email server (or services) up and running that you ca
by oblib 5y ago
I dunno... I run my own email server and it feels to me like the giant gap in the ease of getting your own email server (or services) up and running that you can connect to a web app still hasn't closed much here, especially for me because I don't use AWS and I don't want to spend the time to learn.
My experience with 3rd party email services is they're also a pita to use and that can become huge when they merge or get bought up by a competing service or die, or raise their prices.
With the web browser we can configure very simple emails that they can send with a link to click via the user's email client but as a web app developer what I really need is to be able to send a html email that way.
Maybe web browser and email app makers could add a way to do that by letting apps request permissions and users approve it for a specific web app. That would really make life easier for me and my apps users.