Dada Mail [0] (which I wrote, and have worked on for 15+ years) supports sending via SES, and it works great. The instructions to implement it [1] are quite similar. I set up SES for a ton of clients, and the majority of them seem very happy using it.
One thing this article doesn't touch upon is that SES does have a limit on how many messages you may send in a timeframe per second, as well as per day. If you go over these limits, your message will not send out correctly. Make sure your software supports enough of the API for SES to fetch these limits are correctly send your messages, below these limits.
One thing this article doesn't touch upon is that SES does have a limit on how many messages you may send in a timeframe per second, as well as per day. If you go over these limits, your message will not send out correctly. Make sure your software supports enough of the API for SES to fetch these limits are correctly send your messages, below these limits.
[0] http://dadamailproject.com/
[1] http://dadamailproject.com/d/features-amazon_ses_support.pod...