Inspiration
LiteMailer helps web developers to send out emails, without any backend on their side. This helps particularly the static page developers, or web designers based on WordPress or similar website services. This can also help to take off load from the servers, by delegating the email messaging.
What it does
LiteMailer relays emails to the desired users, as per the configuration for the projects.
How I built it
I used a boilerplate for the basic Website funcationality like Authentication, and Style Sheets. This is the opensource boilerplate on Github: https://github.com/naveenalavilli/CleanArchitecture
Challenges I ran into
CORS issues, to receive the service request from the serving projects. And setting up email services
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
Giving developers a total independence of backend.
What I learned
Relaying an Email, and the anatomy of SMTP Services.
What's next for LiteMailer
UX upgrades, and few more validations to prevent issues like Over-posting.
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