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• December 07, 2011
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  Using Email Yak To Provide Bidirectional Email Communication In Your Web Applications

  Posted: December 7th, 2011, 9:38am CST

  Yesterday, I started looking at a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform called Email Yak . Email Yak provides your web application with an SMTP proxy and JSON API that allows you to create bidirectional email-based communication between your web application and your end users. You communicate with Email Yak using HTTP requests, web hooks, and JSON; your users communicate with Email Yak using standard email protocols. Essentially, Email Yak ... Read More »