I’d consider our simple email client fairly complete in regards of its functionality. It can send and receive emails, group emails to related topics and work with attachments. That’s about it if yo...
Now that we can see Topics, there’s one last thing that’s missing. We can track replies, but there’s no way to send a reply. Technically, sending a reply should be opposite process as receiving one...
You probably expect from your email client to group related emails into topics. And that’s exactly what we’re going to do today. TLDR: You can find the code in this GitHub repository. Every par...
Our app is now able to send e-mails with attachments. That’s a good first step, but you’d probably expect your e-mail service to be able to receive e-mails too. So let’s get that going. Luckily for...
In the last part, we’ve learned how to send an e-mail. Even if with formatted text, we’re still missing attachments. Rails ActionText editor can handle attachments, but it’s a bit tricky. We would ...
This hopefully soon-to-be series was started quite a while ago when I was exploring new Rails features. Especially Turbo and ActionMailer. I finished the demo app and started writing articles while...