This is the third post in a series for developers working on email-enabled applications. View Part 1 and Part 2.

In the first part of this series, we covered the components and protocol that comprise email. In the second post, we explored the anatomy of an email message, MIME, and send email using SMTP.

In this post, let’s cover advanced topics of SMTP. In future posts, we’ll look at retrieving and processing messages using POP3 and IMAP.

This is the second post in a series for developers working on email-enabled applications. View Part 1.

In the first part of this series, we covered the components and protocol that comprise email. This post will explore the anatomy of an email message, the SMTP lifecycle, encodings, and example code to send a message.

This is the first post in a series for developers working on email-enabled applications.

Businesses run on email. More than 100 billion emails are sent each day. Nearly every application interfaces with email for messaging, authentication, and managing workflows.

Despite being a mature technology, programming for email is surprisingly complex. Whether you’re creating a website, mobile app, or cloud solution, here’s what every developer should know when working with email.

Allcloud is proud that we were selected for the very first “wave” of the HoloLens developer program.

For the past month, we’ve been testing, developing for, and playing with the HoloLens Development Edition. Augmented Reality is amazing and we’re excited about the possibilities for both consumers and businesses.

Allcloud is hard at work on our first HoloLens app, which will streamline home and facilities maintenance. We’re also prototyping an immersive augmented reality app to teach music.