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An open source, Ruby on Rails customer relationship management platform

Inlines CSS styles for HTML email development and preserves ERB tags

Simple ERB email generator

Console tool which generates html/eml stuff for your newsletters from html-files (support images in separate files)

Send web pages to your inbox as html or PDF

InCurve provides some handy helper methods for your Rails app, letting you easily inline your CSS code.

InlineCss provides the inline_css helper to inline css styles within a view. This is especially useful for ActionMailer templates. InlineCss makes use of the excellent Premailer gem to accomplish this task.

Create a report easily.

StaticMatic + Premailer: Generate HTML emails with inlined styles from Haml and Sass.

Ruby wrapper for mailx command

A command line tool for building HTML emails.

Takes an HTML file, premailer-izes it, and then strips out any dummy data you have in place of Liquid calls.

Convert middleman blogs into a newsletter

Email clients are not web browsers. They render html all funny, to put it politely. In general, the best practices for writing HTML that will look good in an email are the exact inverse from those that you should use for a web page. Remembering all those differences sucks.

Messages are defined in editable liquid templates.

Because premailer doesn't inline (actually it does, but it's slow as fuck) the CSS in Rails 4.1.x and I don't want to put the same patch everywhere.

Most Rails blogging tools include everything you could ever want, including things you don't. Proclaim tries to provide the simplest (yet beautiful) implementation of a blog via a mountable engine; if more functionality is desired, it can easily be combined with other engines.

A simple asynchronousnewsletter engine for rails powered by resque.

Small Victories Ruby interface.