Email frameworks comparison in 2023

1

Tailwind CSS

HappyReact.com is my testing playground. I have a small number of e-mail templates. Under the hood, it’s a NextJS monorepo application with Tailwind CSS used for styling. My criteria to choose the best tool is:.

#Developer Tools #Design Tools #Website Design 870 social mentions

2

React

Mailing is a new tool based on React components to create templates. Under the hood, it uses mjml-react. A package, that is porting mjml markup language into React component. Thanks to this, we can use render e-mail templates using React.

#Javascript UI Libraries #JS Library #JavaScript Framework 775 social mentions

3

React Email

React-email is making components primitives and encapsulating them in React components. This helps create email templates with syntax tested with all major email clients.

#Utilities #Communications #Open Source Email Templates 20 social mentions

4

MJML

Mailing is a new tool based on React components to create templates. Under the hood, it uses mjml-react. A package, that is porting mjml markup language into React component. Thanks to this, we can use render e-mail templates using React.

#Email Marketing #Email Newsletters #Email Productivity 87 social mentions

Maizzle is a tool for creating e-mail templates based on Tailwind CSS. The approach of using tailwind got me in.

#Email Marketing #Email Newsletters #Email 9 social mentions

6

Happy React

HappyReact.com is my testing playground. I have a small number of e-mail templates. Under the hood, it’s a NextJS monorepo application with Tailwind CSS used for styling. My criteria to choose the best tool is:.

#Customer Feedback #User Feedback #Feedback Widget 2 social mentions

7

Browsersync

Maizzle creates a Browsersync local instance and serves our templates in HTML form. Development in that form is okayish. +0,5 point.

#Browser Testing #Developer Tools #Text Editors 21 social mentions