chasquid VS SendGrid

chasquid Like: Small and focused on simplicity and user friendliness Dislike: A bit on the experimental side

I run my own mail servers for small projects, though for my main email I've actually switched to ProtonMail.

It's never been easier to self host your email with projects like the following around:

- https://foxcpp.dev/maddy/

- https://github.com/albertito/chasquid

- https://github.com/haraka/haraka

Of course the usual dovecot + postfix setup is great for learning even if a bit complicated.

There’s a number of resources ready to work with Go that you can utilize. Mailgun offers its own SDK for Go. SendGrid also comes with its own community-driven Go library. If Mailjet is your choice, you’ll also find numerous code samples for Golang in their REST API docs. If you prefer other platforms, you’ll likely find other user-made libraries to make integration smoother.

You're right on both of these, and I'm not settled on this at all. Struct initialization and element setting are something I haven't landed on yet for larger structs. Personally, I like the pattern like sendgrid uses for struct initialization (examples here). Using the context of my repo, seems like if they are just initializing a struct, they'd use NewMovie and if they are actually adding logic as part of the struct initialization, they'd use NewMovieInit (e.g. in their repo, NewV3Mail and NewV3MailInit).

the email package is sendgrid go client https://github.com/sendgrid/sendgrid-go For the attachment it takes a based64 encoded string Ex:

I like https://github.com/sendgrid/sendgrid-go for Twilio's Sendgrid. I got some good ideas from it - I like the way they do initializers and give you already initialized maps and slices, etc.