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By the time your bounce rate looks wrong, the thing that caused it has been running for days.

Most monitoring advice is a list of metrics with target numbers next to them. That list isn’t wrong. It’s late. Every metric on it reports damage that already happened, which means it can confirm a problem and never prevent one.

This piece sorts deliverability sig...


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Email routing is the process of determining where an email goes before it reaches the recipient’s inbox. In other words, it’s what helps ensure your automated emails like payment notifications, support tickets, and everything in between end up where they’re supposed to.

To break down exactly how email routing works and how to configure it, I sat down with M...


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Recently, I said C# and PHP can’t receive email, and Python is no different 😀. If you read either of those guides, this one will look familiar on purpose: the same three doors...


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PHP cannot receive email. It has no listen_for_smtp(), and no amount of Composer will give you one: PHPMailer, Symfony Mailer and the mail() function all send, and none of them can read a single incoming message. What PHP can do is react to email that something else has accepted, and there are exactly three somethings:

A managed inbound API that POSTs a webhook to you...

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Search “C# receive email”, or “csharp receive email” and once the search box eats the hash, the results mostly teach you how to send the email, not receive. The rest assume you already own a mailbox somewhere and want to log into it.

Sure, both are real problems; but I dealt with neither of them.

I explore the use case where your application is the email d...


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