It’s been way too long since we published anything on the blog. This, of course, does not mean we’ve been on vacation. We’ve had some incredible growth in the last few months which has put a lot of our focus inward on our infrastructure and support to help the new (and existing) customers. I wanted to give you a quick update on what we’ve been doing behind the scenes.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
We just pushed new versions of postmark (v0.9) and postmark-rails (v0.4) gems to Rubygems.org.
The new gems are universal and work perfectly with both Rails 2.3 and Rails 3. If you use the postmark gem without Rails you can now use it with Mail instead of Tmail.
Continue reading • Ilya Sabanin wrote in Product news
One important quality of a many transactional emails is that they are often saved and used as a reference by your recipients later down the line. For some that means they stick it in a folder somewhere (I use a reference tag in my Gmail), others just keep it in the Inbox and then search for it later.
Continue reading • Natalie Nagele wrote in Email delivery
I can’t say how excited I am to announce this one! I can’t count the times we’ve had to respond “No we don’t support attachments yet” to your questions in forum posts and support tickets. Finally, no more of that.
Continue reading • Hristo Deshev wrote in Product news
We’ve had a few support requests asking if Postmark has a sandbox environment for testing. While we don’t have an actual test environment, we do have some methods and recommendations on how to properly test email in your development environment.
Continue reading • Chris Nagele wrote in Product news
