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I am glad to see HTTP Toolkit back on HN: The author is an old friend who dedicated a lot of time and resources to make this tool and as someone who fiddled wit
by orliesaurus 5y ago
I am glad to see HTTP Toolkit back on HN: The author is an old friend who dedicated a lot of time and resources to make this tool and as someone who fiddled with it, it's a great alternative to Postman - which I used to love but now it's a little bit too heavy on pushing their marketing agenda.
Also how on earth is Postman a $5.6 billion dollar company - I am super curious to see how much money Postman actually makes from enterprise sales - it must be a lot from the looks of that valuation.
- pleb_nz 5y agoGood to know. I might check this out. I used to enjoy postman, now I feel dirty when I use it. It used to be so simple and clean. Been thinking of looking for a new option for some time.
- isuleman 5y agoPostwoman? aka Hoppscotch now.
- kyawzazaw 5y agoTwo of my previous employers only used the free version, at least to my knowledge
- flatiron 5y agoTheir pricing is nutty to me. We have a share point folder at my job with a bunch of postman collections. Sure it would be nice to have that all built into postman but I think it’s $20 a month per employee. For that much just go on share point when you need to integrate with something. Crazy!
- lenkite 5y agoDoes HTTP Toolkit provide support for OAuth modes (resource owner/client creds/etc) ? Does it provide support for client-cert calls ? Support for signing S3 requests ? A modern REST/HTTP UI client is expected to provide one or more of the above.