Great video, Joe! I use “Cerberus” by Ted Goas at my job. It has solid patterns for responsive HTML email templates and newsletters. Your videos are always on point
🔥🔥🔥! If I could give my 2 cents, I think being an industry email developer. Knowing how to building emails from scratch and making it responsive like Joe mentioned as well as being able to use conditional statements as well as using salesforce. Ultimately writes you a check for $70k+ type of job were you won't have to worry about any other tech niche out there because that in itself will bless you with all the skills to stay hot in this niche field. #greyhairadvice
@@unolowmanta7508 I'm not sure I don't know any, I just know if you want to further your career as an email developer salesforce and knowing conditional statements which allows you to make emails for outlook and android email clients. If you dont know conditional logic, I can shoot you a course that'll teach you what you need to know about that, it isn't hard at all. 😏
@@josephbalogun7716 Conditional statements are kinda hard to explain in a message. Lol So, what I would recommend is go to udemy and buy this course. "Html email mastery" by drew ryan. I learned everything I know from him. 😏 PS: If you buy the course, don't worry about the setup like the conditional statements inside the style tag and everything before you start laying out the project. I still to this day just use his starter file as my template for every email I build. Just focus on how he uses his conditional statements inside the actually code for the email which starts with the social media icons. You'll know what I mean when you dive into it. Lastly, it took me a month before I felt comfortable to dive into building my own email. So, dont feel bad if things arent clicking right away. Will I hope this all helps you on your email developer journey. 😏🙌
Thank you for the guide. I will get the course just as youhave advised. I just hope it is not expensive. If it pleases you, I would love to connect with you on any of the social networks. Having a working class Email Developer as a mentor will boost my confidence😊
mjml is good for two types of coders... those who never had to code tables, nested tables, and just can't wrap their brains around that... and those who get to code very simple html emails.. anything complex you'll waste enormous amounts of time trying to code complex emails you'll find mjml to have serious short-comings,
Very good video. I have used both foundations and mjml. I chose mjml and customized it using npm and adding gulp task. Also mjml can be used with react to make reusable components. Mjml for me saves me a lot of time by using the mjml tags that are outlook conditional ready. When i test using litmus i have to do very few edits for outlook or other platforms. Joe is spot on with not skipping steps. Learn the basics and then use the frameworks to speed up the process
Thanks for covering Acorn - it is indeed just a boilerplate. I probably wouldn’t recommend using it in production nowadays since it’s quite old; I haven’t updated it in a long time and some things could be done better. Hope next time you’ll get a chance to try out Maizzle, too :)
Thank you for checking the video out. If you ever open would love to talk about email development my channel is open email me codingphase at gmail and we can set something up. Yeah people told me about Maizzle but it was after I had recorded the video will update it in the near future.
Thank you very much, great video. I am still waiting for fiverr vs Upwork ;) Great 2 lives I listened twice! What is happening to your udemy? Have you abandoned it or is there any plans for it? I thin it could be good advertising point if courses were updated... All the very best!
Yo Joe i know you be busy but i been stuck all week trying to install Vagrant successfully.... do i need to install it before i move onto the HTML Email Frameworks Course? I'm a diamond member and also bought the tech accelerator
Did you try installing node version 14.16.1 with nvm? I will check your email. Been trying not to answer emails on the weekends but I will check what issue you having. Just email me comments not a great way to contact me towards issues since I might miss it I don't read all comments
Obvious best just use frameworks and improve them if need.. Used some 3d party email services, like eSputnik and SALESmanago and both have not so impressive email editors.. Even support struggle to create specific templates..
They both in demand. Email development takes less technical skills to get started. If you looking to start as soon as possible emails is a better route. Now if you have the time going for front end or full stack dev it's also a great option.
Good day Joe, talking about HTML Email frameworks. Does companies want HTML emails developed my hand-coding or using Frameworks?, because i am fixed with what's the need for hand-coding when there are frameworks? I am trying to get along with frameworks cos i hand-code. So please what do companies truly want for one to land a HTML Email developer job?
Most companies already have templates your job will be to edit them and yes there will be times that you will have to build them templates from scratch yourself but you can use frameworks to speed up the process. So it's a mix of both framworks and by hand when you have to edit or add something that the frameworks can't do.
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Great video, Joe! I use “Cerberus” by Ted Goas at my job. It has solid patterns for responsive HTML email templates and newsletters. Your videos are always on point
how to find job as email developer
what your skills can you tell me
🔥🔥🔥! If I could give my 2 cents, I think being an industry email developer. Knowing how to building emails from scratch and making it responsive like Joe mentioned as well as being able to use conditional statements as well as using salesforce. Ultimately writes you a check for $70k+ type of job were you won't have to worry about any other tech niche out there because that in itself will bless you with all the skills to stay hot in this niche field. #greyhairadvice
How much salesforce do I have to know. Please advise
@@unolowmanta7508 I'm not sure I don't know any, I just know if you want to further your career as an email developer salesforce and knowing conditional statements which allows you to make emails for outlook and android email clients. If you dont know conditional logic, I can shoot you a course that'll teach you what you need to know about that, it isn't hard at all. 😏
@@kidbrave_7673 kindly help me out with the course on conditional logic?
Thanks
@@josephbalogun7716 Conditional statements are kinda hard to explain in a message. Lol So, what I would recommend is go to udemy and buy this course. "Html email mastery" by drew ryan. I learned everything I know from him. 😏
PS: If you buy the course, don't worry about the setup like the conditional statements inside the style tag and everything before you start laying out the project. I still to this day just use his starter file as my template for every email I build. Just focus on how he uses his conditional statements inside the actually code for the email which starts with the social media icons. You'll know what I mean when you dive into it. Lastly, it took me a month before I felt comfortable to dive into building my own email. So, dont feel bad if things arent clicking right away. Will I hope this all helps you on your email developer journey. 😏🙌
Thank you for the guide.
I will get the course just as youhave advised. I just hope it is not expensive.
If it pleases you, I would love to connect with you on any of the social networks.
Having a working class Email Developer as a mentor will boost my confidence😊
mjml is good for two types of coders... those who never had to code tables, nested tables, and just can't wrap their brains around that... and those who get to code very simple html emails.. anything complex you'll waste enormous amounts of time trying to code complex emails you'll find mjml to have serious short-comings,
what do you recommend to build something more complex? Just html tables? )
Very good video. I have used both foundations and mjml. I chose mjml and customized it using npm and adding gulp task. Also mjml can be used with react to make reusable components. Mjml for me saves me a lot of time by using the mjml tags that are outlook conditional ready. When i test using litmus i have to do very few edits for outlook or other platforms. Joe is spot on with not skipping steps. Learn the basics and then use the frameworks to speed up the process
How do you install foundation
Hey Joe. Great video as always. Can you share your thoughts on Python on another video please?
I was looking for a good educator. Loved this video, Joe!🔥
Glad it was helpful!
@@CodingPhase I mailed you an idea two days back, let me know what you think😄
Thanks for covering Acorn - it is indeed just a boilerplate. I probably wouldn’t recommend using it in production nowadays since it’s quite old; I haven’t updated it in a long time and some things could be done better.
Hope next time you’ll get a chance to try out Maizzle, too :)
Thank you for checking the video out. If you ever open would love to talk about email development my channel is open email me codingphase at gmail and we can set something up. Yeah people told me about Maizzle but it was after I had recorded the video will update it in the near future.
Thank You!
Never use it to skip steps but to speed up the process. Thats for any tool and framwork.
Dropin' Gems !
How do I install foundation
Thank you very much, great video. I am still waiting for fiverr vs Upwork ;) Great 2 lives I listened twice!
What is happening to your udemy? Have you abandoned it or is there any plans for it? I thin it could be good advertising point if courses were updated...
All the very best!
Like your jokes bout outdated tools 😅
Thank you for very informative video
What you mean by boiler late?
boilerplate it's like a template that you can re-use
11:19 npm 14.16.1
I liked it too :)
You missed GrapesJS Newsletter Builder.
Yo Joe i know you be busy but i been stuck all week trying to install Vagrant successfully.... do i need to install it before i move onto the HTML Email Frameworks Course? I'm a diamond member and also bought the tech accelerator
Did you try installing node version 14.16.1 with nvm? I will check your email. Been trying not to answer emails on the weekends but I will check what issue you having. Just email me comments not a great way to contact me towards issues since I might miss it I don't read all comments
Use npm14 for emails
Obvious best just use frameworks and improve them if need..
Used some 3d party email services, like eSputnik and SALESmanago and both have not so impressive email editors.. Even support struggle to create specific templates..
What’s more difficult email developer or web developer? Also what is more in demand? I’ve been thinking of going the e-mail route
They both in demand. Email development takes less technical skills to get started. If you looking to start as soon as possible emails is a better route. Now if you have the time going for front end or full stack dev it's also a great option.
@@CodingPhase Thank you for your response. I am currently checking out your website.
Email is on the rise 90k - 120k
They'd be needing to update them soon, since Dark Mode is messing everything up in Email Clients.
Good day Joe, talking about HTML Email frameworks. Does companies want HTML emails developed my hand-coding or using Frameworks?, because i am fixed with what's the need for hand-coding when there are frameworks? I am trying to get along with frameworks cos i hand-code. So please what do companies truly want for one to land a HTML Email developer job?
Most companies already have templates your job will be to edit them and yes there will be times that you will have to build them templates from scratch yourself but you can use frameworks to speed up the process. So it's a mix of both framworks and by hand when you have to edit or add something that the frameworks can't do.
Joe where is the hat?