by archibaldJ on 9/29/23, 6:49 PM with 49 comments
by typosaur on 9/29/23, 7:51 PM
Other than that, for UI/manual testing I'd recommend Restfox or Bruno and ezy for gRPC. Hurl and Step CI for automated testing
Restfox: https://github.com/flawiddsouza/Restfox
Bruno: https://github.com/usebruno/bruno
ezy: https://github.com/getezy/ezy
Step CI: https://github.com/stepci/stepci
Hurl: https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/hurl
Upd: added links
by user6275726E on 9/29/23, 9:18 PM
I happen to know that the Kong CTO is extremely obsessed with GitHub stars and vanity metrics so he can impress investors (e.g. check out his twitter to see him bragging about star counts).
The best thing you can do to get Kong's attention on how horribly they have handled this situation is...
unstar https://github.com/kong/insomnia
...and tell everyone you know to do the same...
It's so so sad that it's come to this but if you haven't seen any of the CTO's responses to users... you're in for a ride. See the thread that dang posted here. The CTO's own words make it quite clear that he sees the Insomnia community as pests getting in the way of his IPO.
It should be crystal clear to everyone paying attention that the leadership at Kong doesn't have a whole lot of respect for their user's private data. I was hoping they'd take a moment to reflect after the extreme backlash but instead they've just been arguing with users nonstop while some of us are sitting here filling out compliance reports on the accidentally exfiltrated data.
by makestuff on 9/29/23, 7:38 PM
It was later turned into a discussion here: https://github.com/Kong/insomnia/discussions/6590
However, the discussion was closed so newer issues have been created.
by dang on 9/29/23, 8:15 PM
Insomnia REST client now requires an account - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37680126 - Sept 2023 (123 comments)
by user3939382 on 9/29/23, 7:46 PM
I highly recommend the HTTP client in the JetBrains IDEs. It’s come a long way fast, is under very active development, and a breath of fresh air. Even though it’s a feature it beats the standalone products IMHO.
by patrikcsak on 9/29/23, 7:28 PM
by laurensr on 9/29/23, 7:48 PM
by jayFellows on 10/10/23, 12:43 AM
by jonrosner on 10/9/23, 11:06 AM
Check out Yaade on GitHub. Will be interested to hear what you guys think.
by greatgib on 9/30/23, 11:50 AM
But what they did it's really bad in the sense of screwing users that trusted you once you get enough of them.
In addition, the fork is probably good, because for some months I was thinking that there are a few simple improvements that could be done to reap great benefits. And it should now be easier to do that. Also I'm quite sure that the current version was crippled in term of usability to support getting a paid license.
by Sleaker on 10/10/23, 3:35 AM
by whiskeytuesday on 9/29/23, 7:24 PM
by postalrat on 9/29/23, 7:37 PM
by 12345hn6789 on 9/29/23, 9:01 PM
by captn3m0 on 9/29/23, 8:21 PM
by markcollin on 10/2/23, 7:13 AM
by Keyframe on 9/29/23, 7:40 PM