Want to learn more about HEML? Avi Goldman, HEML’s creator, recently shared the how and why of the HEML open-source project. Let me know what you think on Twitter-or leave comments on the video itself! I hope this video walkthrough has been helpful. If you’d like to look under the hood (err, bonnet), I posted a copy of the template I created in this video to GitHub. Learned some basics of working with HEML.Sent the mail and checked it looked good on Gmail.Put in a fancy footer with a background image.Controlled layouts including images and side-by-side text blocks.Created a nice looking email newsletter in about 100 lines.And as a bonus, I’ll show you how to turn the HEML output into a SparkPost template. It’s really fun to use.īut as they say, it’s better to show than to tell-so I recorded a quick video walk-through of how to build a HEML email from scratch in just a few minutes. PowerMTA provides unsurpassed reliability in message delivery in a stable SMTP environment with granular connection controls. It has over 3500 stars on GitHub at the time of writing.įor the past couple months, I’ve been using HEML in several of my own projects. Full Video Installation Tutorial PowerMTA 4.5 r12 is an enterprise-grade email message transfer agent (MTA) for sending high-volume and mission critical messages. That simplicity is one of the reasons that HEML’s been making a great impression in the email and developer community. Yet if you have experience working with HTML, HEML will feel very familiar. HEML renders it into responsive HTML that handles the quirks, bugs, and limitations of different email clients.Ĭompared to working in raw HTML, or even working in some drag and drop editors, HEML enables you to work at a higher conceptual level and be more productive. You just focus on creating simple markup. Anyone who’s tried to code responsive HTML for email knows what a tedious process that is. HEML is an open source markup language for building responsive email that displays well across many different client devices.
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