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For me it depends on what "validity" means. 1.) Prevent typos etc. Regex or Mailgun or Kicksend is enough. 2.) Prevent bounces, prevent wrong signups one needs
by Uchikoma 13y ago
For me it depends on what "validity" means.
1.) Prevent typos etc. Regex or Mailgun or Kicksend is enough.
2.) Prevent bounces, prevent wrong signups one needs to do double opt in.
- anjc 13y agoThe article has nothing to do with this aspect of address validation
- Uchikoma 13y ago1.) Yes, the article was about choosing the right approach for validation 2.) I urge developers to step back and think about the requirements they get. Concerning those I would have thought what validity in this situation means, e.g. light validation in JS, send validation / validation list on the server etc.