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Show HN: Email.md – Markdown to responsive, email-safe HTML

https://www.emailmd.dev/
65•dancablam•2h ago

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jsxyzb9•2h ago
Excellent work! Previously, I had to write email templates using code; now it's much simpler and perfectly meets my email requirements.
alfanick•1h ago
"Write markdown. Ship emails." - I see a particular group of people interested in this, but they have their tools already.
SunshineTheCat•1h ago
I think you should probably let that group of people speak for themselves.

I'm in this "group" and see an immediate usefulness of this over what I'm doing now.

Kwpolska•1h ago
This appears to be a MJML wrapper with a Markdown→HTML converter attached to it. I think generating HTML from code is easier than generating Markdown, since there are many templating tools that understand HTML escaping. And writing HTML is not that hard, especially for your typical emails, so I'm not really sure if this library would be helpful in the long run.
dallen33•1h ago
I like the idea of this tool, as writing Markdown for some people is probably easier than HTML. I mean, use whatever floats your boat. I like that this exists.
j45•59m ago
Also a way to use fewer standards for storage of input and created text.
koakuma-chan•1h ago
I wish people just sent plain text.
XCSme•1h ago
What about images, links? Formatted text like bold or underline?

I also prefer plain text, but in most of my emails I talk about technical stuff, or I send transactional emails that require actions, in which case showing buttons is a much better user experience than plain text.

loloquwowndueo•59m ago
I don’t want buttons in my emails.
XCSme•55m ago
But they are a lot easier to see and click (accessibility, larger hit area).

You could have a larger text instead of a button, but changing font size is also HTML and not plain-text anymore.

koakuma-chan•30m ago
You can just send a link, and the user's client will probably highlight it even if it is plain text.
recursivegirth•25m ago
Yea, but how will they hide all the tracking URLs and base64 encoded PII from you in the email?
koakuma-chan•16m ago
Using a URL shortener obviously. But you are right, if they only send plain text, they won't be able to include those 1x1 images at the bottom to track whether you have opened the email. Any sane email client blocks images by default, but whatever.
linhns•45m ago
A picture is worth a thousand words.
pembrook•37m ago
Plain text? Pffft.

Human language is an unnecessary abstraction, just like images.

I wish everyone would communicate in pure Binary.

KhushaliT•59m ago
templates are cool but seems too heavy to land in primary inbox
pembrook•56m ago
I like how you aren't hiding the fact this is MJML under the hood and don't layer complex abstractions over MJML spec like similar projects (cough react email cough).

The devs maintaining MJML deserve so much credit for dealing with Gmail/Outlook's monopoly bullshit and 2007 html.

Nice idea for those who manage content in markdown. I've moved away from putting emails in my codebase, but seems great for founders moving fast.

dancablam•35m ago
Thanks! I agree - the MJML team has laid so much groundwork and it frankly made this project possible.
binaryturtle•36m ago
Any "HTML emails" get filtered straight into the spam folder here. I think I'm not part of the target audience here.
ph4rsikal•30m ago
Markdown is the secret winner of the AI early years.
hatmatrix•19m ago
cries in org-mode
theanonymousone•25m ago
I hope .md domains do not become a security hole as Markdown raises in popularity...

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Show HN: Email.md – Markdown to responsive, email-safe HTML

https://www.emailmd.dev/
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