How email came to be
Online conversations among the inventors of network mail are more fun and interesting than they have any right to be.
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Redesigned subscriber detail pane
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New analytic pageviews by referrer
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Export images from your newsletter
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Zapier v2.0
Using Typora as a custom Buttondown front-end
In this special guest post, Jon Sully shares how he uses Typora as a front-end for his newsletter.
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New alignment options for custom buttons
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Share your emails on Tumblr automatically
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Add metadata to your RSS feeds
StoryOrigin founder Evan Gow on how to grow an author newsletter
Practical advice for writers to start turning readers into true fans
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Create subscribers in other newsletters via automations
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Open and click rates in Subscribers view
A brief history of all the times email was supposed to die
Second only to the year of Linux on the desktop.
How (and why) non-technical folks should learn to use an API
Running a few quick and easy commands will help you understand how apps "talk" to each other (and impress your friends).
Public postmortem: email timeouts
Our public postmortem for Incident #0014.
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Better handling for undeliverable subscribers
Public postmortem: external events backlog
Our public postmortem for Incident #0016.
AMP and why emails are not (and should never be) interactive.
Google tried to reinvent email. Everyone said no.
Email ideas to build hype for your first book launch
Get more reviews, pre-orders, and sales for an upcoming release with timely newsletters to your biggest fans.
On hacker wordplay and fossilized poetry
The neologisms of the early internet persist because of the camaraderie of coded communication.
