I am asking on whether is not it can be made vendor agnostic, so people can use Cloudflare, or Sendgrid.
unsure what you mean.
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Ah, would need an implementation for each provider separately i believe, unless there is a package already that consolidates them.
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Added support for SendGrid and Google SMTP. Cloudflare required a Worker adapter, so it wasn't straightforward. If we need more we can add in the future! #tlog61 notes18 followersenter to follow #feature30 notes4 followersenter to follow
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Well done! Google SMTP is bound to help quite a bit. SendGrid, with their growing pains and all, have a very generous free plan. Thank you!
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Yeah, not sure also if I stay on Resend, it's a bit expensive (20$ the first plan) if you need >1 domain and >100 emails/mo.