Maverick Jester The Special One Joined Oct 18, 2011 Messages 13,427 Reaction score 24 Location Orion's Peak Jun 27, 2014 #61 Also, something I feel that I have to mention, is the release of the Gmail API. Finally!
faniebraai RIP Joined Dec 7, 2010 Messages 78,906 Reaction score 506 Location Next to the Braai Jun 27, 2014 #62 Maverick Jester said: Also, something I feel that I have to mention, is the release of the Gmail API. Finally! Click to expand... what benefits do you see there?
Maverick Jester said: Also, something I feel that I have to mention, is the release of the Gmail API. Finally! Click to expand... what benefits do you see there?
Maverick Jester The Special One Joined Oct 18, 2011 Messages 13,427 Reaction score 24 Location Orion's Peak Jun 27, 2014 #63 fanie.dry said: what benefits do you see there? Click to expand... No more reliance on IMAP functionality, which is subpar. It may also fix the many issues that Gmail currently has with using EAS services. Finally- native mail applications (such as the Thunderbirds of the world) with have a far better experience. It may take some time, but Gmail could become a viable enterprise alternative to Outlook, if development around that API improves.
fanie.dry said: what benefits do you see there? Click to expand... No more reliance on IMAP functionality, which is subpar. It may also fix the many issues that Gmail currently has with using EAS services. Finally- native mail applications (such as the Thunderbirds of the world) with have a far better experience. It may take some time, but Gmail could become a viable enterprise alternative to Outlook, if development around that API improves.