Mailable

A "mailable" refers to something that can be sent through the mail, such as a letter, package, or postcard. In the context of digital communication, a "mailable" can also refer to an electronic message or file that can be sent via email or other electronic means.

In programming, a "mailable" is often used to describe a class or object that can be sent as an email message. For example, in Laravel, a "mailable" is a class that extends the Illuminate\Mail\Mailable class and defines the content and layout of an email message.

Here are some examples of what a "mailable" might look like in different contexts:

1. Physical mail: A letter or package that can be sent through the postal service. Example: "I'm going to mail this package to my friend."
2. Digital mail: An electronic message or file that can be sent via email or other electronic means. Example: "I'm going to send you an email with the attachment."
3. Programming: A class or object that can be sent as an email message. Example: "I'm going to create a mailable to send a welcome email to new users."

In general, a "mailable" refers to something that can be sent or transmitted from one place to another, whether physically or digitally.