MailCore 0.2 is out! And it’s universal!
Published April 18th, 2006 in KiwiMailCore 0.2 adds a few bug fixes and it’s built as a universal binary. Most importantly I fixed a few SMTP/MIME related bugs. Now that those bugs are fixed, SMTP works great. I have two working examples, InboxLister, which is a minimal IMAP client in like 15 lines of code and MessageSender, which sends e-mail in very few lines of code as well. The documentation is nearly complete, you can check it out here. I will be adding some more detail to the introduction page and the exceptions page in the future, but all of the pages on the classes are complete. The newest release is available precompiled here. Note: I haven’t implemented message flags yet, but that is next on my list.
SWEEET, I love seeing progress on mailcore. I took a look at Ithe nboxlistener example, mostly wanted to feel the speed of mailcore. It’s so amazing. Let me explain my situation.
I live in dorm at NIU, and well the internet speed sucks. It took 57mins to download mailcore (5.5mb). I open inbox listener thinking that this thing will never download my messages with the internet going this slow (like 1.7kb/sec). I was wrong though. In just like 5 to 10 seconds Inbox listener (mailcore) pulls down over 25 decent sized messages. Thunderbird times out all the time on this network, and I thought it was fast. I have high hopes for mailcore.
Amazing work, keep it up.
Mailcore is great, i’ve had no problems implementing it in my program. I just hope you add Pop3 to it, thats what i really need