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Hurl 6.1.0, testing HTTP requests with plain text and curl(hurl.dev)
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by jicea 2y ago
It's even nicer in Rust: there can be an "implicit" conversion between the error raised by foo and bar: fn foo() -> Result<(),FooError> bar()? fn bar() -> Result<(),BarError> If FooError ca
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by jicea 2y ago
Hi maintainers of Hurl here! We started very small also and HN helps us a lot to grow and gain popularity. Keep up the good work and the motivation! The only advice I'll humbly give is to choose a "traditional" license, unles
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by jicea 2y ago
I really like Armin "food for thought" articles and I'm also concerned with the dependencies attitude in Rust. I like the language a lot, but I cringe when I clone some project and see the number of dependencies... It's
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by jicea 2y ago
I maintain a Rust project that is ~50,000 loc [1]. I've never felt that compiling is slow, in the contrary it's always a pleasure to see how fast the project compiles (at least in debug). In release, build time is longer but in th
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Simplified HTTP Requests (and Tests) with Hurl(medium.com)
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by jicea 2y ago
Bruno's pricing has changed recently, the lifetime offer is not available anymore. Prices tiers are: free, $6/month, $11/month [1]. Bruno's developers explained it was necessary to sustain Bruno's growth. [1]: http
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by jicea 2y ago
You may like Hurl [1]: it's an Open source cli based on curl (libcurl to be exact), to run and test HTTP requests with plain text (I'm one of the maintainers). We recently add --curl option to come back to curl. Give it a shout! [
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HTTPie Desktop 2025.1.0 Update(httpie.io)
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by jicea 2y ago
I don't understand why this is not the evident approach for everyone writing GitHub Actions/GitLab CI/CD yaml etc.... I've struggled in some teams to explained why it's better to extract your command in scripts (She
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Async Rust is about concurrency, not (just) performance(kobzol.github.io)
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Paper Apps(gladdendesign.com)
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Why Rust nextest is process-per-test(sunshowers.io)
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Video Game development throughout the 80s(youtube.com)
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Why do we still need bundlers?(rolldown.rs)
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by jicea 2y ago
As a maintainer of Hurl, I've been really curious about this product (while not affiliated at all)! It has been an interesting journey because I've seen how you can build something like this: first you start with a solid first sim
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API Dash Test, Visualize and Integrate APIs in a Dash(apidash.dev)
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The Media and I: H5N1 'Bird Flu'(acsh.org)
2 points by jicea 2y ago|1 comments
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How to detect website text content changes with Skybear.NET(skybear.net)
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Hurl 6.0.0(hurl.dev)
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Advent of Spin 2024(fermyon.com)
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Testing the Cloudflare D1 REST API with Hurl(lambrospetrou.com)
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Bruno Pricing Changes(usebruno.com)
4 points by jicea 2y ago|0 comments
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by jicea 2y ago
Just thank you for this link, didn't know this OST it's just incredible...
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by jicea 2y ago
I really loves Caddy, it has replaced nginx in my go-to HTTP server. It's really simple and powerfull, one nice example is how simple you can deploy applications with zero downtine [1]. On testing HTTP requests, I'd suggest Hurl [
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Love Letter to Hurl(lambrospetrou.com)
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Deploy your applications on a server with zero downtime(lambrospetrou.com)
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A Video Game Flopped Harder Than Anything at the Box Office This Year, Unnoticed(kotaku.com)
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by jicea 2y ago
Absolutely! I'm the maintainer of a small Open Source project [1] and this phrase makes me tickle. I totally get it that a maintainer doesn't want to merge some code, even if it's totally working. Is the new feature a niche c
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by jicea 2y ago
I'm the maintainer of an open Source CLI. The documentation site [1] is a static HTML site generated by Jekyll, from a bunch of Markdown files. Is there advices for LLM ready single page doc? - should I just aggregate the Markdown file

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