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You can send emails with the .NET libraries that come with the framework such as the APIs from the System.Net.Mail namespace. They are suitable for this kind of development, however, sometimes you need a more straightforward and powerful way to generate and send emails.
In this post, you will learn how to generate and send emails using the FluentEmail library connected with Twilio SendGrid in a console project with .NET.
Prerequisites
You will need a free Twilio SendGrid account and some experience with the C# language and .NET platform to complete this tutorial. Sign up here to send up to 100 emails per day completely free of charge.
Finally, you will need the following for your development environment:
- a .NET IDE (Visual Studio, VS Code with C# plugin, JetBrains Rider, or any editor of your choice)
- .NET 6 SDK (earlier and newer versions should …
At times, people in many organizations must organize and associate files (such as accounts, invoices, and more) with each employee or vendor in the company. Generally, these files arrive by email to a default mailbox that is constantly monitored, but manually. In this post, you are going to learn how to organize and associate files that users send by email to a particular mailbox through Twilio SendGrid with an API built in ASP.NET.
Prerequisites
To complete this tutorial, you will need a free Twilio SendGrid account and experience working with ASP.NET applications using the C# language. Sign up here to send up to 100 emails per day completely free of charge.
Additionally, the API that you are going to create needs to be publicly exposed to be accessed from Twilio SendGrid, in this tutorial you will use ngrok to test your application without the need to deploy it in …