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Create a tutorial to deploy a simple Hello Email app on Heroku with Python using this SDK #356
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Hey ! I'd like to work on this ! |
Go for it! We do love flask :) Maybe this is just a quick app that when you hit a page it says "Email Sent" and based on the credentials, an email is generated and sent to the user? The idea is just to make something really simple, that allows someone to get this posted to heroku and it actually does something other than just output a single UI page, in this case, sending an email. |
Sounds perfect ! |
@thinkingserious @mbernier May I try Django for this? |
@anshuman73 I think you can still write a basic Flask for this since the way Flask is set up is different. Let's combine the tutorial? :) |
@anshuman73 Are you still working on this? If not, I'd love to give this a shot! This will be my first interaction with SendGrid. (I have heard about SendGrid before, but never got around to using it.) 😄 |
Hey, sure. Feel free to take this up. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to take the necessary time for this :( |
This was resolved in #443 |
Create a tutorial that explains how to create a simple Hello Email app and deploy to Heroku.
The example should utilize best practices for storing credentials. By the end of the tutorial, the user should be able to send an email using their deployed app.
Please add the tutorial to USE_CASES.md.
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