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Hello! I'm Sam and I built Mirage JS to be a framework-agnostic API mocking library. Mirage is extracted it from an addon that's been widely used in the Ember
by samselikoff 7y ago
Hello! I'm Sam and I built Mirage JS to be a framework-agnostic API mocking library.
Mirage is extracted it from an addon that's been widely used in the Ember ecosystem for the past 4 years, at companies like Apple, Heroku, Square and Footlocker.
Nearly all frontends need to talk to an API, no matter what framework they're built with! So over the past year I've made Mirage work with any tool or test runner.
I really believe deeply in the frontend-first workflow, and Mirage makes that easier than ever. If it sounds interesting to you, check out the lib + let me know what you think!
- linux2647 7y agoThank you so much for putting this together! When I did Ember.js development, this was one of the features I missed the most when using other JS frameworks.
- ketzo 7y agoPhenomenal landing page. The first text I read is a ~10-word description of the value proposition. The next thing my eyes are drawn to is a visual demo. The first thing I can click is a link to use it myself. Plus, it's all visually very appealing without being distracting. Well done.
- blondin 7y agosame. the small demos on the landing page are amazing. for once, i got a lot from a library by not even moving away from the landing page!
- samselikoff 7y agoWe spent a long time on it so that really means a lot! Thanks for the kind words :)
- tomaszs 7y agoKudos. Miracle follows the similar philosophy shared also by Ember that i know will be the future of the webdev
- holler 7y agoThanks for all the hard work, mirage has been a great asset the past years of ember development!
- iask 7y agoNo fluff! In 2 sec I knew what it was intended to do. I was ready to go in 6 sec. Excellent work.