The Nylas blog

How to patch npm packages

We sometimes come across an NPM Package that consists of errors and needs to be updated. So we create a PR and wait for it to merge.

However, we can patch the library and continue developing and deploying. This post will walk through how to patch npm packages to unblock your development.

Send and read emails using Node-Red and the Nylas APIs

Learn how to send and read emails without a single line of code using the visual low-code tool Node-Red and the Nylas APIs.

How to create Nylas Webhooks with NodeJS

Learn how to create Nylas’ webhooks with NodeJS. Webhooks are useful to streamline working with Nylas’ communication platform to be easily notified when specific events occur such as updating an email.

How to handle timezones with JavaScript

Learn how to work with different timezones in JavaScript.

How to send notifications for calendar events using the Nylas Python SDK

Have you ever created a calendar event just to forget about it? Creating notifications using the Nylas Python SDK is a great way to fix this.

How to send an email in any language using the Nylas APIs

By using the Nylas APIs we can easily send emails using any language that supports REST APIs. We’re going to see examples on PHP, Rust and C#

_why day 2022

Today, we celebrate _why’s day with a Shoes (JRuby) based email client using the Nylas APIs to send, read, reply and delete emails.

How to send notifications for calendar events using the Nylas Ruby SDK

Have you ever created an event just to forget about it? Creating notifications using the Nylas Ruby SDK is a great way to fix this.

Everything you need to know about Microsoft’s basic authentication deprecation

In late 2022, Microsoft will be removing support for basic authentication for Microsoft Exchange Accounts. This guide covers basic authentication, various information on the depreciation process, and how to make this transition as smooth as possible.

How we secure APIs at Nylas using JSON web tokens

Learn how we secure APIs at Nylas using JSON Web Tokens (jwt).