Ewan Dennis, Author at SparkPost

Posts by Ewan:

Oct. 13, 2017 by E. Dennis

Tracking Recipient Preferences with the User Agent Header in Elixir

Interested in parsing information in the user agent header with Elixir? You're in luck! Ewan Dennis walks you through grokking user agent data.

Jun. 12, 2017 by E. Dennis

Introducing Our SendGrid Template Migration Tool

Automatically migrate any SendGrid template over to SparkPost. This open source tool supports both UI- and API-driven email template migration workflows.

Mar. 24, 2017 by E. Dennis

Tracking Recipient Preferences With The User Agent Header in PHP

Learn how to build out a webhook service to receive, process, and store user agent details for tracking clicks from your SparkPost account.

Feb. 24, 2017 by E. Dennis

Mailgun Migration Guide: Moving from Mailgun to SparkPost

Our Mailgun migration guide outlines all of the necessary steps and resources to quickly and easily switch from Mailgun to SparkPost.

Dec. 5, 2016 by E. Dennis

SendGrid Migration Guide

Announcing our SendGrid migration guide. Our developer advocacy team provides step-by-step instructions to migrate from SendGrid to SparkPost.

Nov. 18, 2016 by E. Dennis

How We Use User Agents To Identify API User Groups

Read how we use user agents to measure client library usage and identify popular tools and technologies within the SparkPost developer community.

Nov. 14, 2016 by E. Dennis

Community Thoughts: Tech and Programming Language Predictions

Want to know what we think about you? Here are our thoughts on programming language predictions for the coming year and tech within the SparkPost community.

Oct. 21, 2016 by E. Dennis

Email Tools in an API World

Against a background of modern API-driven workflows, email tools can look a bit out of date. Let’s talk about a new generation of messaging tools.

Jul. 29, 2016 by E. Dennis

Developer Productivity Tools and Anti-Patterns

We all have tools to aid us in the modern world, but are they enough? Here are some developer productivity tools and techniques to add to your repertoire.

Ewan Dennis