MJML
MJML is an open-source markup language and transpiler for building responsive HTML emails. It abstracts the complexity of email HTML by providing semantic tags like mj-section and mj-column that automatically generate cross-client-compatible, responsive email code with nested tables and inline CSS. The framework includes a desktop app as well as plugins for Visual Studio Code, Atom and Sublime Text. Developers use MJML to quickly create emails that render consistently across email clients without manual HTML table nesting or client-specific CSS hacks. The project was created by Mailjet developers in 2015 and remains actively maintained as open-source software.
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1 suggestionThe search results confirm that MJML is available through multiple distribution channels: a desktop app, npm/command-line tools, and editor plugins. However, the search results do not explicitly state whether the desktop app has a native Apple Silicon build. Given that MJML is an open-source project maintained on GitHub, check the releases page to see whether the desktop app offers a native arm64 installer or if it is Intel-only. If the desktop version is still Intel-only, the good news is that MJML can be used equally well via the editor plugins (VS Code, Atom, Sublime Text) or via the npm command-line tool, both of which will work natively on Apple Silicon Macs regardless of which macOS version you are running. If you rely on the standalone desktop app and it is currently Intel-only, contact the MJML team or check their GitHub repository to ask about an Apple Silicon build; there is time before macOS 28 in September 2028, but confirming the development roadmap now would be prudent.
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