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Looking forward to receiving this newsletter in my inbox! Finding the right tools is so critical when you're trying to build big things by yourself. It can make a complete differen…

Thanks madflo for the mention! We've released a version of our API documentation to ease the migration: http://dev.mailjet.com/mandrill/ We're also beta testing a tool to automate …

I'm curious about it, never heard about Lamson. What is it exactly?

Thanks for sharing Cerberus, looks like a great tool! I understand the need of a simpler tool to quickly sketch out email HTML ready blocks/layouts. However, there is key reasons a…

You can nest columns in sections (which correspond to rows in the design). Do you have an example of the layout you're trying to build? We would love to help you here!

Thanks! It's powered by Slate from TripIt https://github.com/tripit/slate . It Markdown to static HTML, multi tab. It's now our go-to solution for documentation. We'll open source …

That's definitely something we can think about, but the first challenge of MJML is definitely to help developers create beautiful layouts easily

Nothing I'm aware of here, no but would be great. In a way, that what we're aiming for with MJML by packing all we know about email HTML tips and hacks in a lightweight syntax. Abo…

We're working on such a standard component, we'll publish it next week

Glad you find it useful! We're using Code mirror for the code editor https://codemirror.net/

Get you covered, they're coming very soon! Stay tuned, https://twitter.com/mjmlio

You're right that XSLT could be suited for what MJML is aiming to but we decided to go with React mostly to benefit from its component-first approach, which is a core notion of MJM…

No worries, you're right to bring it here. Ink by Zurb has been the first solution I used years ago as a developer myself to solve that tedious problem as you name it. While develo…

Thanks for sharing! Glad you love it.

Wish it could be that way but actually the HTML for email is a more complex, obsolete and not homogeneous one. Each major email clients (and smaller ones too) come with their own r…