The only framework that makes responsive-email easy
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The mjmlio organization on GitHub is dedicated to the MJML framework, which simplifies the creation of responsive emails. With a diverse array of public repositories, they primarily utilize JavaScript, TypeScript, CoffeeScript, and Python. Notable projects include mjml, mjml-app, and vscode-mjml, showcasing their focus on email development tools.
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mjml
MJML: the only framework that makes responsive-email easy
mjml-app
:email: The desktop app for MJML
vscode-mjml
MJML preview, lint, compile for Visual Studio Code.
email-templates
A collection of email templates coded in MJML
gulp-mjml
Add Gulp to your MJML workflow!
mjml-component-boilerplate
A boilerplate to quickly get started when creating your own component
language-mjml
Atom Editor package providing syntax support for MJML
mjml-syntax
Sublime package for the MJML
mjml2json
A package to convert a MJML template from XML syntax to JSON
atom-mjml-preview
MJML preview in Atom
json2mjml
A package to convert a MJML template from JSON syntax to XML
atom-linter-mjml
MJML plugin for Atom Linter
package_control_channel
Default channel file for Package Control. Follow the directions at:
slate
MJML's documentation builder forked from Slate
Frequently asked questions
What does mjmlio build on GitHub?
mjmlio builds tools and libraries primarily for email development. Their notable repositories include mjml, mjml-app, and email-templates, all aimed at enhancing the MJML framework for responsive email design.
Which programming languages does mjmlio use?
mjmlio primarily utilizes JavaScript and TypeScript for its projects, alongside CoffeeScript and Python. This language diversity supports various applications within their public repositories.
Are mjmlio's repositories public?
Yes, mjmlio's repositories are public on GitHub. This transparency allows developers to access and contribute to their projects, fostering a collaborative environment in email development.
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