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My team and I have just put dozens of man hours into building a notifications Django app for our Django project. It consists of a Notification model (heavily inspired by this https://github.com/django-notifications/django-notifications) and we've added ways to send notifications, manage which models & which events create notifications and ways for users to manage their preferences.
If you want a "simple" solution for sending email, the simplest that will likely last you the longest is using DjangoQ to create a background task that looks for model records that have not been emailed. Then use Sendgrid with an email backend to send them. You can use a library that already provides a Sendgrid email backend as well.
If you want a "simple" solution for sending email, the simplest that will likely last you the longest is using DjangoQ to create a background task that looks for model records that have not been emailed. Then use Sendgrid with an email backend to send them. You can use a library that already provides a Sendgrid email backend as well.
If you want a "simple" solution for sending email, the simplest that will likely last you the longest is using DjangoQ to create a background task that looks for model records that have not been emailed. Then use Sendgrid with an email backend to send them. You can use a library that already provides a Sendgrid email backend as well.
the problem is that "email notification" is not something that you can easily implement as a builtin feature since you need an external service, however in my project I used multiple time email notifications without problems: have you tried to look at how for example cookiecutter django is using Anymail?