Magento is one of the most commonly used e-commerce platforms. You might not even realize it, but you’re probably buying from a few Magento-powered web stores on a regular basis. When thinking about selling stuff online from a developer perspective, one of the first things that might come to your mind is figuring out how to send emails in Magento 2 and later versions. As is often the case, there are several possible approaches. Let’s explore them one by one.

When it comes to adding email functionality to your PHP app, PHPMailer class is the winning option. It is compatible with most of the PHP frameworks (Laravel or Symfony are based on the SwiftMailer library, though, but it is still possible to use PHPMailer as well.) PHPMailer provides powerful functionality to create HTML emails with attachments and send them to multiple recipients via SMTP or a local webserver. Learn how to easily use all these options in this tutorial! 

Many Mailtrap users create their apps with PHP and the vast majority of them choose Laravel. It is simple and in addition, is covered in-depth by documentation and tutorials. However, we still observe numerous questions on sending emails with Laravel, testing them, as well as Mailtrap configurations. We have analyzed the most popular requests on Stack Overflow, Reddit as well as Google search and in this post we will provide you with the list of answers. How to send an email with Laravel? How to send a Laravel email via Mailtrap? Why isn’t Laravel mail working? Let’s figure it out.