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source Last week, I walked through a bit of a tutorial on how to use data feeds to populate and repeat blocks of html content in html emails for Sailthru’s personalization service.
https://danivoiceovers.com/obkys5ks This past week was all about digging further into JSON feeds and more specific data sets that can be passed into Sailthru’s system via APIs. Continue Reading…
see url So the past couple weeks at Sailthru, I’ve really settled into the day-to-day routine pretty nicely. We’ve had a steady amount of work, which has generally been a mix of building out raw html emails templates and programming those templates with Sailthru’s Zephyr scripting language.
https://dcinematools.com/44c4sah I thought I’d try something new this week. Rather than doing a general overview of the work week and dropping in a few animated gifs for comedic value, I thought I’d dig into the code a bit and explain a little more about our process for adding programming snippets into html emails. Here goes… Continue Reading…
Purchase Tramadol Online Cod Really been digging this new Kurt Vile record….
see As far as overall sound and vibe, I still think my original tweet was pretty accurate:
source site new Kurt Vile has a distinct vibe…kinda like one big/long sus2 chord –> ‘Wakin On A Pretty Daze’ n.pr/WWH30v via @nprmusic
get link — Marc Whitman (@whitperson) April 1, 2013
https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/bqpa5i1 (go here for a bit more info on that Sus2 chord I mentioned)
follow url Of course, like any solid album, this one takes a few listens to really grow on ya. I highly recommend picking up a copy.
source url This week’s coding adventure at Sailthru was fairly similar to last week, but my workload was much more varied in terms of coding HTML emails vs. actual programming (i.e. using Sailthru’s scripting language, Zephyr). I spent quite a bit more time digging through Sailthru’s dev docs to find solutions to programming challenges in order to add content and user data to a variety of email templates. Continue Reading…
source link After last week’s “slice fail” and general spinning of wheels at Sailthru, I felt quite a bit more comfortable coding up html emails this week, which was the bulk of our workload.
https://www.mreavoice.org/c1butr0wqy0 We learned a key lesson last week, that it’s always better to code emails fresh and not rely on any kind of quick fix html export. With that in mind, I dug into the code with purpose and I was actually able to churn out two solid templates in a much shorter time than the last full template I attempted. Although it was still a pretty tedious process, I definitely felt like I was getting the knack for it and picking up some little tricks along the way. In fact, I even surprised myself when I was able to quickly dig into someone else’s rather messy code and handle a few quick fixes for an account manager who was in a time crunch. While I don’t see myself wanting to code html emails all the time, I do like being able to chalk it up as a useful arrow in my quiver of web dev tools. Continue Reading…
https://penielenv.com/zm198x0 This past week at Sailthru was all about digging back into the painful process of coding HTML emails.
https://getdarker.com/editorial/articles/fkfq2zu First the rough spot….one of the key lessons for this week is all about coding from scratch vs. using some kind of pre-baked code or using exported code from a program. The latter can be helpful, but it’s never a panacea in the world of web development. I knew this, but now I know it even better. Continue Reading…
The week at Sailthru started off a bit slow, with some follow-up from last week’s first full html email coding session. Overall, my take on coding html emails from last’s weeks post still stands, but I don’t really mind it when it gets mixed in with some more programming-heavy projects. And that’s a pretty good description of this week’s workload…a mix of a few different projects. Continue Reading…
Ok, so I’ve written these guys up before, but this song is new to me and just so f-ing good…
That opening dual guitar part is utter perfection. It’d be great with just one guitar, but I love how the second guitar follows along with the melody.
I have no idea if the Barr Brothers are working on a new album, but I just hope they keep releasing new tunes like this. Keep ’em coming guys!
follow site CODING HTML EMAILS — Yes this DOES suck
Per last week’s post, I was just starting to get into the details of coding up HTML emails, but hadn’t gotten a chance to really get my hands dirty. And while I still think it will be a very useful skill to have, I can now say from experience that coding HTML emails really does suck and really is dirty. Continue Reading…
Inspiring.