Moritz Tomasi

- Mailbites - Simplify email template development with mjml and mjml-react - BLCK23 - https://www.mailbites.io/

Great product! This has been the go-to solution for sending transactional emails for quite a while now, and React Email is excellent to work with! Were currently working on version 2 of our product Mailbites, which will have versions for all of our email components, sections, layouts and templates made with React Email + CSS and React Email + Tailwind. Thanks for the good work and wish you all...

We launched our first product in August. It was a really nice experience! Reached 11th place for the day, got a lot of traffic and our first customers. Mailbites (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)

I think some people are not made for working from home. I am one of those people. I've always been like that. While i was at university i had to go to the library to study in order to make good progress. When the pandemic started i continued to work exclusively from home, and it worked out, but i think that was a different set of circumstances. Once the world started feeling a bit safer i just...

Just launched on August 9th, and we might launch again in September with a huge update. (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)

Mailbites: Make building email templates easier (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)

Hei David! We just launched on August 9th, so if you have any questions feel free to ask. We're currently working on version 2 of our product Mailbites and we're considering launching for a second time in September, because it's such a big update to the whole thing. (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)

One of our clients needed a lot of custom emails for their product. Coding emails can be extremely tedious and the whole time we wished that were was something like TailwindUI, where we could copy the code from and make it our own, just for emails. So, that's what we made: Mailbites. With Mailbites you get a large collection of email components, sections, layouts and templates, made with MJML....

From conception to launch (August 9th) it took pretty much one year. Not that developing a product like the one we made takes that much time, but we're freelancers and have quite a few customers to take care of. At some point in May we decided that it was time to finish up and launch. Right now were working on version 2, which is such a big improvement on the whole idea that we decided to...

Don't judge, be curious

Congrats on the launch Cyril!! All the best and good luck!!

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Hacker News is pretty nice, and a little bit of Twitter. But not too much. Also, if you're surrounded by people who are into development themselves word gets around about the new stuff.

Congrats on the launch!! Wish you all the best and good luck for today!

TBH there's not much to say. It looks pretty good! I understood immediately what it is about and you got my upvote! Congrats on the launch and all the best!

According to the first link i clicked on after typing "PHP usage statistics 2023" into Google: yes. Apparently the market share is 77.5%. Which is quite a lot. No idea if that's an accurate number, but considering that PHP used to be the goto tech for web devs, it's quite believable. Out there, in the real world, things don't change that fast. Most companies don't rewrite their whole codebase...

Start with some tutorials, look at the documentation. But don't get stuck in tutorial hell. Try to think of a small project you can do with the technology, and get going!

IMO, no! Because SEO is not a skill. SEO is a set of business practices, that contribute to your business being found online. It's about the technical implementation of your site, so your pages load fast and users don't bounce back to Google because they have to wait for your site to load (and more). It's about fulfilling your users search intent as fast as possible. There's much more to it...

One of my all time favourites is "Good to Great". It completely changed my mindset on how to build stuff stuff and approach problems. Then there's "Shoe Dog", which is about Phil Knight, the founder of Nike. It's just a great story about determination, expertise and making something valuable. Same goes for "Delivering Happiness". I know you just asked for one, but it's just too hard to pick!