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SendGrid's cloud-based email helps keep emails out of spam folders, provides a cloud service that scales with email demands, and provides email analytics to track opens and clicks.
SendGrid has a Web API that allows customers to retrieve information about their account such as statistics, bounces, spam reports, unsubscribes, and other information. In addition, the Web API allows customers to create sub-accounts and control the settings of these accounts for an OEM setup.
With the SendGrid API, developers can:
* Get real-time web hooks for events such as bounces, clicks, and unsubscribes
* Send multiple emails and customize plugins
* Access parsed incoming emails with attachments
* Write plugins to alter emails or deliver to other mediums
* Manage subscriptions for resellers and subusers
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What Data and Services Should Your API Expose First?
At this point in an organization's API journey, the groundwork has been laid and it is time to think about one of the first big decisions in creating our APIs: which data and services to open first as APIs. This article looks at how different API business models can affect this decision.
How Developers Led SendGrid to Its JSON Driven API Request Payloads
SendGrid recently released a new version of their most critical API endpoint, the one that sends email. In order to provide a better developer experience, they changed the format of the API request payload. This article looks at the decisions made in service of creating a good developer experience.
SendGrid Deprecates Several API Endpoints
SendGrid announced they are sunsetting two of their API endpoints this month. In an email sent to their API consumers, Sendgrid stated that all API calls must now use a new base URL. They also directed developers to reference SendGrid’s API documentation or contact them through their attached email.
Most Popular APIs Used at Hackathons
For their first Rankings Report, Devpost published the most popular technologies used at student hackathons throughout 2014/15. Here we look at the most popular APIs by category.
DeveloperWeek Kicks Off with MBaaS-heavy Hackathon
DeveloperWeek has started in San Francisco, promising to offer a wide range of activities during the week, including two days of packed conference sessions, coding workshops, tech start-up open days, and evening hiring mixers. To kick start the week of events, DeveloperWeek hosted a hackathon at the Rackspace offices in San Francisco's SoMa district.
Methods of Pricing an "API as Product"
Along with the growth of APIs in general has come the emergence of the API as a product. Many times a new startup is entirely an API. When the entire company is an API, you'd better choose the right API business model. When the API is the product, or the whole business, many times this means charging developers to use your API. It turns out, it's not just about how much you charge them, but how. This post will look at the many different ways that API-as-product companies are getting developers to pay for access.
199 Email APIs: SendGrid, Google Gmail and Yahoo Mail
Our API directory now includes 199 email APIs. The newest is the Uptime Robot API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the SendGrid API. We list 10 SendGrid mashups. Below you'll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of email APIs.
221 Marketing APIs: SendGrid, MailChimp and Eventbrite
Our API directory now includes 221 marketing APIs. The newest is the Front Door Daily Deals API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the SendGrid API. We list 10 SendGrid mashups. Below you'll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of marketing APIs.
Send and Receive with These Four Email APIs
So you need to send emails. Pretty simple right? Not so fast. It doesn’t matter how easy your language or framework makes sending emails, if you try to do it on your own be prepared to configure mail servers, setup Spam-related DNS entries, and still wonder if mail is actually being delivered. And your applications needs to process incoming email? Back to the config files, piping mail to your script - or just end up polling a POP or IMAP box. That’s what I had to do, back in the day. Fortunately, like so many things today, there’s an API for that. Actually there are a few.
Infrastructure APIs: New Site in a Box
Got an idea for a new website? It's easier than ever to build a first-class application by offloading some of the harder stuff to other services. Read on and discover that your new site is already halfway built.
Infrastructure APIs: New Site in a Box
Got an idea for a new website? It's easier than ever to build a first-class application by offloading some of the harder stuff to other services. Read on and discover that your new site is already halfway built.