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If you're just looking to store API collections locally, an alternative I use is a VS Code plugin called ThunderClient [1]. imho, dev centric tools that care a
by sirius87 3y ago
If you're just looking to store API collections locally, an alternative I use is a VS Code plugin called ThunderClient [1].
imho, dev centric tools that care about system resource usage should just integrate with the IDE when possible. It's already running!
[1] https://www.thunderclient.com https://www.thunderclient.com
- dominick-cc 3y agoSeems like you have to pay for offline collection runs. I don't understand why you should have to pay for that if it isn't using their cloud to execute them.
- stavros 3y ago> It's already running! So is the OS.
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y agoThis is the kind of snarky response I can approve of.
- stavros 3y agoBut it's true, more code doesn't run for free, regardless of whether some code is already running. An application is part of the OS like a VS Code plugin is part of VS Code. Emacs users know.