At Nuxt, we built a deployment platform powered by Cloudflare called NuxtHub. We send emails when users do specific actions like registering or subscribing to a plan. These actions are essential for our business to give instant feedback.
We also send a monthly newsletter once important features have been shipped so that our users who don't use social networks can stay informed. On top of that, we send emails to our technical team once 500 errors happen in production so we can quickly check if something is down.
Using Resend was too easy, seriously. All I had to do was connect my domain, create an API key and use the resend npm package in my server code (using Nuxt). As we use TypeScript, the typed resend.emails.send method made it very easy to know what parameters to send without even going through the documentation.
The delivered@resend.dev email in development is such a game changer, so we can keep using Resend Dashboard while testing our emails to send. I've used other email providers for years, and Resend's developer experience is unmatchable.
If I have to choose one feature that I will miss the most: Broadcasts. They finally have a simple editor that care about startups in the Devtools niche.
When it comes to support, we did not run into any problems. If we had, I believe we would have found solutions in the well-crafted documentation.
Resend is simply the best way to send emails to your users as a developer.
