Mailtrain.org, self-hosted open-source Mailchimp clone

ceejayoz wrote: post #3

From Github ( https://github.com/andris9/mailtrain ): > Alpha-grade software. Might or might not work as expected. Awful code base, needs refactoring. No tests. No documentation.

Sounds like most successful applications.

Fills a need. Everything else sucks.

Re: Mailtrain.org, self-hosted open-source Mailchimp clone

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Post by kyriakos » Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 7:29 PM UTC

t3ra wrote: post #2

Can someone compare this to Sendy ?

Free vs Commercial NodeJS vs PHP (boils down on your infrastructure)

Re: Mailtrain.org, self-hosted open-source Mailchimp clone

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Post by Xeoncross » Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 7:31 PM UTC

Maybe I missed it, but now they just need to add an inbox so you can talk one-on-one with customers that want to reply.

Re: Mailtrain.org, self-hosted open-source Mailchimp clone

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Post by diegorbaquero » Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 7:45 PM UTC

t3ra wrote: post #2

Can someone compare this to Sendy ?

Had the same question in my mind.

Re: Mailtrain.org, self-hosted open-source Mailchimp clone

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Post by diegorbaquero » Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 7:46 PM UTC

kyriakos wrote: post #5

t3ra wrote: post #2

Can someone compare this to Sendy ?

Free vs Commercial NodeJS vs PHP (boils down on your infrastructure)

What do you mean by "boils down on your infrastructure"? Is that for both too?

Re: Mailtrain.org, self-hosted open-source Mailchimp clone

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Post by artf » Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 7:48 PM UTC

Nice idea, anyway why all sections are 'restricted content'?

Re: Mailtrain.org, self-hosted open-source Mailchimp clone

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Post by aioprisan » Mon, Apr 04, 2016, 7:56 PM UTC

artf wrote: post #9

Nice idea, anyway why all sections are 'restricted content'?

That just means you need to login to see the page