Empowering Developers With The SparkPost Lab
Here at SparkPost we are always looking for new ways to connect with developers using our product. This week at Insight, our annual user conference, we set up our first SparkPost Lab, an area where visitors can get to know SparkPost through direct conversations with our engineers. Read how it works and where we'll be next.
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Java-SparkPost Library Released!
At SparkPost we know many of our largest customers interface to the REST API from a Java backend. Today we are pleased to announce our Java client library. This will make developing for SparkPost a breeze for Java developers. Let's take a look at how to get started.
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Introducing the SparkPost Developer Hub
We created the SparkPost Developer Hub, where you can access documentation, client libraries, code samples, screencasts, and more from one location.
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PHP-SparkPost Library 1.0.0 Released!
We are proud to announce a new release of the php-sparkpost library at version 1.0.0! After receiving feedback from the community, we have dramatically overhauled the library to be easier to use and more flexible. One of the biggest changes that we’ve made in this release is the use of HTTP adapters.
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New API Feature: Message Events
There has been a lot of demand for this API and I'm proud to announce we just released a new feature in our API: Message Events, which allows users to pull down recipient-level data. Read the full post for details.
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New Feature: OAuth2 Authentication Support for Webhooks
We're happy to announce another new security feature to SparkPost: the ability to use OAuth2 in setting up webhooks. Find out what and why we're using OAuth2.
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IP Whitelisting for API Keys
Can someone find or steal your API key? Unfortunately, yes and here's a solution to solve that problem within SparkPost.
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How to Create, Delete, Retrieve and Update an Email Recipient List in SparkPost
Whenever you’re sending bulk email, or even email to more than a handful of recipients, it’s best to put them in an email recipient list. This is particularly true if you plan to send multiple emails to the same recipients. Otherwise, you’ll have to reference every recipient every time you send an email, and the packet will be large. You can avoid these issues by referencing a recipient list. You can create, retrieve, update and delete recipient lists using the SparkPost API.
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SparkPost Is Now a Heroku Email Add-On
SparkPost is available as an email add-on in the Heroku marketplace! Here’s how to get started.
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