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by samdung 2y ago
Totally understand your point of view. HN community is largely well intentioned and net-net the software world is the better for it. The designer we have open sourced is part of our much larger communication platform ( https://sen
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by samdung 2y ago
you can design absolutely anything with the HTML editor - invoices included.
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by samdung 2y ago
got it. plain text fall back is on our todo list.
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by samdung 2y ago
although the name says 'drag and drop', it's not truly that. you click on any column in the designer and then select the component (heading, text, image, etc) in the left panel. you can then move components up and down using
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by samdung 2y ago
got it. that is an implementation you will have to do when you embed it in app. it's basically exporting the HTML, giving it a name and storing it a database. this functionality is beyond the scope of the demo. but we have it at https
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by samdung 2y ago
go ahead and feel free to use it. that is what we intended it for.
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by samdung 2y ago
we did indeed use some design patterns from Cerebrus along with a few others. our documentation in fact credits Ted Goas, Nicole Merlin, and Mark Robbins https://github.com/SendWithSES/Drag-and-Drop-Email-Designer
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by samdung 2y ago
Yes, this designer does that. please test it out.
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by samdung 2y ago
it has not evolved much. and i believe that's a good thing. this is the reason why emails from 20 years ago look the same even if you open them today. given the short life of everything on the internet, email is a wonderful thing.
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by samdung 2y ago
there's an export HTML functionality. you can use this to save templates once you embed this in your project.
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by samdung 2y ago
wasn't expecting to hit the front page so soon given all the attention towards crowdstrike.
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by samdung 2y ago
Oh! I wasn’t expecting this. I’ll be here a couple of hours to answer any questions.
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Show HN: Sendune – open-source HTML email designer
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A seventh-grader student found a beautiful proof to Thales' Theorem (2002)(cut-the-knot.org)
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A Mathematician's Lament(genius.com)
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by samdung 2y ago
The beauty about this is it was made in 1989 and it still works. Planned obsolescence was not discovered then.
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by samdung 2y ago
The internet is an SEO landfill ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20256764 ) This is a related discussion from about 5 years ago about how SEO is ruining search. Google still seems to have a thick enough skin and a monop
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by samdung 3y ago
I found more of these: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/a-19th-century-vis...
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Air Travel in 1956 – Shell Historical Film Archive(youtube.com)
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Confessions of a McKinsey Whistleblower(thenation.com)
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The Mother of All Demos(en.wikipedia.org)
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What Is the Wagner Group?(newint.org)
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Microwave popcorn bags are full of harmful “forever chemicals”(salon.com)
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My Friend, Stalin’s Daughter (2014)(newyorker.com)
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Stanford Marshmallow Experiment(en.wikipedia.org)
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by samdung 4y ago
Now i found a term to explain why no one commented on my last post.
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by samdung 4y ago
HN Folks. Hi. I'm not sure how many here would be interested in or know about CMMS (computerized maintenance management system). Simply put, When something in your office building or factory or favourite restaurant needs repetitive mai
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Show HN: SuperCMMS – Free Work Order and Preventive Maintenance Software(supercmms.com)
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The contract to run .tv domain is up for grabs(theregister.com)
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‘Smallpox' Vials Found at Merck Lab(nbcphiladelphia.com)
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