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by gschier 6y ago
We currently have a new sync system in beta that works more like Git, making it easier to control what is shared and when. https://support.insomnia.rest/article/67-version-control
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by gschier 6y ago
We've been seeing the popularity of things like grpc and websockets and are currently looking into ways we can support these in the future.
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by gschier 6y ago
We're extremely aware of what has made Insomnia successful over the last five years and we want to keep applying the same principles going forward. This is a big reason why we're keeping the existing Insomnia application (now name
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by gschier 6y ago
Currently, you can do everything you can do in Insomnia Core but it's exposed in a secondary workflow. Essentially, Designer helps you design APIs and Core helps you explore them. Depending on what you're doing, you may want to us
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by gschier 6y ago
Yes, everything in Insomnia (Core) is now part of Insomnia Designer. You will notice the Core interface when switching to "debug" mode for an API spec. This mode provides access to existing Insomnia features to let you manually te
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Insomnia Designer(insomnia.rest)
8 points by gschier 6y ago|0 comments
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by gschier 7y ago
I'm super interested to see if such a niche tool can attract a big enough audience. Is Chime only going to be for macOS, or are there plans to also bring it to other platforms like iPad, Windows, etc, too?
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Quit with Positivity(schier.co)
2 points by gschier 7y ago|0 comments
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What Is Overwork? Why Is It Negative?(30hourjobs.com)
2 points by gschier 7y ago|0 comments
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by gschier 7y ago
There's a nice community project that generates documentation that can be hosted https://github.com/jozsefsallai/insomnia-documenter
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by gschier 7y ago
The one thing I'll shine light on here is that open source has been a huge benefit to Insomnia thus far. It has allowed the community to drive decisions, submit feedback, and make the application much more robust. Kong was born from th
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by gschier 7y ago
No problem! I'm so happy to have made such an impact on your day-to-day
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by gschier 7y ago
The best ways to help are to keep sharing it with others and participate on the open source repo
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by gschier 7y ago
You can view your history in the top right of the response pane
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by gschier 7y ago
Oh yes, that's quite a good point :)
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by gschier 7y ago
As the creator of Insomnia, that makes me so happy to hear :)
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Wait for User to Stop Typing, in JavaScript(schier.co)
25 points by gschier 7y ago|10 comments
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by gschier 7y ago
There are no icons but you can add your own using SVG or something like https://fontawesome.com
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Launching Is Terrifying(schier.co)
2 points by gschier 7y ago|0 comments
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by gschier 7y ago
HN is specifically because they offer a bookmarklet. For the others, it makes sense that they'd want you to be able to include share links in your newsletters.
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by gschier 7y ago
Good point. Performance is a great consideration as well.
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by gschier 7y ago
Thanks! Ya, it took a while to find them all but they're out there. Since they're needed for HTML emails, I'm hoping they'll continue working long-term too.
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Pure HTML Share Buttons(schier.co)
30 points by gschier 7y ago|9 comments
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by gschier 7y ago
Thanks, that looks like a great resource!
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by gschier 7y ago
If you have anything to add to the list, I'd love to hear it :)
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Indie – A Competitive Advantage(schier.co)
3 points by gschier 7y ago|1 comments
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by gschier 7y ago
I tried Netlify CMS and found it to be clunky and unpleasant to use. Lots of time spent waiting for Git commits and images were a pain to set up and manage as well. Maybe it's better now but, even if it was an amazing experience, it st
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by gschier 7y ago
Number 8 would be the first bullet on my list. Realizing that I could just go outside and take a walk (or a run) instead of trying to think at my desk had a huge impact. It feel like non-work in a way.
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Abandoning the Static Site(schier.co)
2 points by gschier 7y ago|2 comments
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Stop Calling Them “Side Projects”(schier.co)
2 points by gschier 7y ago|0 comments

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