Thank you :) JSON Server is great too. I think both have pros and cons depending on what is needed. Mockend provides hosted fake servers. You don’t have to wo

Thank you :) JSON Server is great too. I think both have pros and cons depending on what is needed. Mockend provides hosted fake servers. You don’t have to worry about deployment. So I think it’s easier to work with it in non-JavaScript environments (where installing a npm package would maybe be hard to justify) or for demos where you can’t make calls to a local server. Mockend also comes with random generators and GraphQL endpoints. There’s a free plan for Open Source too. In the end, it all depends on requirements and preferences.