Posts from the community...
If you are up to reading this post, you already know what SMTP is and how the SMTP server works. So, weâll spare you an introduction to this. What you need is a reliable and, equally importantly, free service that will let you send bulk emails and transactional emails. Thatâs why youâre here. Weâve analyzed dozens of worthwhile solutions and picked 11 free SMTP servers you can rely on.Â
Go (informally known as Golang) is a popular back-end language born in Google labs back in 2007. The devs behind it were all frustrated with the omnipresent C++ (wonder why!) and, as history shows over and over again, such frustration often leads to building something great. Now, many years later, you might be sitting with a freshly delivered Gopher mascot on your desk, working on a Go project you picked up just for fun⊠and youâre gradually starting to regret your decision because you got stuck on such a simple thing as sending emails.
Despair no more! Weâre covering various approaches for you so you can decide how to best handle such a useful functionality. Letâs get started!
When a new user clicks on the Sign up button of an app, he or she usually gets a confirmation email with an activation link (see examples here). This is needed to make sure that the user owns the email address entered during the sign-up. After the click on the activation link, the user is authenticated for the app.
From the userâs standpoint, the email verification process is quite simple. From the developerâs perspective, things are much trickier unless your app is built with Laravel. Those who use Laravel 5.7+ have the user email verification available out-of-the-box. For earlier releases of the framework, you can use a dedicated package to add email verification to your project. In this article, weâll touch upon each solution you can choose.Â
