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Both founders come from an open source background, so having some sort of open source component was very important to us.

Totally, adding that 301 redirect now

That's great idea! Today we have some integrations (https://resend.com/docs/integrations) available, but it requires you to use a separate service.

That's totally fine, you can still send emails using HTML or Plain Text.

That's pretty bad, looks like some UI bug. We're investigating it right now.

Awesome! Can you show me when you're done? I'd love to see it :)

Roger that.

Adding support for inbound emails is definitely on our roadmap.

Great idea on the migration guides!

Thanks a lot for the advice here. That's definitely an area where we spend a lot of time and one of the reasons why we've been under a private beta for the last six months.

We do have PHP [0] and Laravel SDKs [1]. It's mentioned on the homepage as well.

[0]: https://github.com/resendlabs/resend-php [1]: https://github.com/resendlabs/resend-laravel

Are you currently using it? I would love to hear what you like most about it.

That's why we built react.email, you should check these examples: https://demo.react.email/preview/airbnb-review

Definitely on the roadmap

It's actually 3,000 emails for free with Resend

Yeah, that would be great. Out of curiosity, what's your use case for sending emails via CLI?

How long does it take to have my domain whitelisted? - It usually takes only a few minutes depending on the DNS propagation

Should I be able to send emails under one domain? - Yes, you can add as many domains as you want in case you wanna send from multiple domains

Do you support react-native? - Resend is designed to be used in the backend, so you'll have to call an API from react-native

Can I send it from the backend (eg next.js server-side backend)? - Yes, here's a Next.js example: https://resend.com/docs/send-with-nextjs

Is it for only transactional emails? - It's designed around transactional emails, but you can use it for other use cases

Ohh nice, thanks for the cross-posting there Filipe!

That's a great analogy, big fan of Vadim's ink project btw.

Cool! Let me know if you need any help with the integration

Thanks damianricobelli! We spent a lot of time making sure that dashboard was simple and clear, I'm glad you noticed it :)

Thanks a lot lucasfcosta! Let me know when you start integrating, I would love to hear your feedback.

Sure!

Most front-end teams are using React nowadays. What happens when you adopt another email service is that they want you to learn the template language that they use - Handlebars, Mustache, etc.

Instead of having to learn how to do things with that language, your front-end team can re-use everything they already know from React land. Imagine being able to import the same button you have on your web app into your email template.

Not only that, but you can also use stuff like Tailwind to help with the styling of your email.

We render the React components on the server side.

That's a valid point.

The web is also pretty stable, but when you look at the past 10-15 years, there's been so much evolution around it.

Doing things like rounded borders or dark mode is still very difficult, especially when you take into consideration all the different email clients like Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail, Superhuman, and HEY.

The web evolved, and now we don't hear too many complaints about having to design your website to look the same across all browsers as before. Unfortunately with email, this is still an open problem.

Thanks leggetter, it means a lot coming from you.

I’d start one as soon as possible. Even an audience of 10 people is better than an audience of 0 people.

Secondly, I’d explore more channels rather than Twitter. Reddit, HN, and even Facebook Groups (yep, there are still people using those).

Third, I’d look deep into my network to see if there was anyone that could amplify the message. I’d ask every single friend I have and beg them to share. Even 1 RT could make a difference.

Happy to answer any specific questions about this :)

Question for you: How much did you pay for your domain? Drop a comment so other founders can learn from your experience too.

After watching a talk from Kevin Hale (former YC partner) on How to Build Products Users Love, I decided to write about quality applied to software and technical products. I would love to hear your thoughts about this piece.

Great idea on the architecture blog post!

Unfortunately there was a confusion on that TechCrunch piece. Stripe, Scale and Airtable are not WorkOS customers yet. However, there are some big names like Vercel, Webflow, Loom, and many others. [0]

[0] https://workos.com/customers

I couldn't find any mention to Slack for OAuth in the signup page. Where did you see that?