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"You Had One Job Mandrill" tkjs.us/mailgun
"We prefer not to take dependencies on third parties if we can avoid it. But sending email effectively is hard." tkjs.us/mailgun
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Awhile back we wrote about The Siren Song of Component Libraries. tkjs.us/component-lib
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"Mailgun does a nice job with onboarding, and ensuring your DNS records are set up correctly." tkjs.us/mailgun
Just Blogged: Moving to Mailgun tkjs.us/mailgun
A few months back, @BrandesEric wrote about Error Status. tkjs.us/2LoEh0L
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In case you missed it last week: Thriving Small tkjs.us/thriving-small
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"A small team helps you execute the right priorities by limiting the amount of work you can do. " tkjs.us/thriving-small
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"Many of the benefits attributed to Startup businesses are actually the advantages of small teams over big ones" tkjs.us/thriving-small
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"Technology allows small teams to make a bigger impact than ever before" tkjs.us/thriving-small
Awhile back we wrote about Impermanent UIs: the Fleeting Frontend. tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
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"Sometimes, our desire to stay small and stable limits what we can do." tkjs.us/thriving-small
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Just Blogged: Thriving Small tkjs.us/thriving-small
In case you missed it last week: Adding Value tkjs.us/adding-value
"developers are rarely empowered to make meaningful decisions in a business." tkjs.us/adding-value
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"software is never finished, only abandoned." tkjs.us/adding-value