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by jicea 3y ago
I like that the demo slider is directly from one of Bartosk Ciechanowski's always excellent article [1]. He's really a reference in interactive visualization. There's a link to his article on color spaces labeled "Try it
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A fast, lightweight desktop program to make HTTP requests(github.com)
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by jicea 3y ago
You're welcome (and thanks for the credits on https://naprun.dev !!)
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8 billion devices run curl(twitter.com)
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by jicea 3y ago
You reused a lot of "concepts" like captures, queries, filters, predicates etc... I take it as a compliment, there is a place for everybody (I'm one of the Hurl maintainers)
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by jicea 3y ago
Compared to curl, you can: - chain requests passing data from a request to another, - add tests on every responses: body, headers, certificates, etc... You can use JSONPath or XPath for example, - there is some sugar syntax to construct req
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by jicea 3y ago
I'm the maintainer of Hurl and was really graceful to be cited by you!
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by jicea 3y ago
Hi maintainer of Hurl [1] here! Your comment makes my day, thanks!! [1]: https://hurl.dev
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by jicea 3y ago
Shameless plug for Hurl [1]: it's a cli tool, based on plain text and curl to run and test HTTP requests. It's just libcurl + the possibility to chain and test response. You may like it! (I'm one of the maintainers) [1]: htt
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by jicea 3y ago
Pricing is very interesting: - Subscription $19.99 USD/year, cancel anytime - One-time purchase for $99.99 USD With a 7-days free trial, iOS and macOS apps, I find it fair and for everybody's taste!
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Jless – a command-line JSON viewer(github.com)
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by jicea 3y ago
Shameless promotion: Hurl [1] is an Open Source cli using libcurl to run to test HTTP requests with plain text! We use libcurl for the super reliability and top features (HTTP/3 for instance) and we've added little features like:
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The Nold (Never Old) Generation(francetvinfo.fr)
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Open Source Kubernetes Native Tool for API Mocking and Testing(microcks.io)
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Docker Build Cloud(docker.com)
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Xplorer – an easy way to explore API's(karatelabs.io)
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Htmx changes license to Zero-Clause BSD(github.com)
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Hurl 4.2.0, the HTTP/3 Edition(hurl.dev)
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PEP 736 – Shorthand syntax for keyword arguments at invocation(peps.python.org)
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GitHub Code Search Broken(github.com)
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Weird things engineers believe about Web development(birtles.blog)
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Bethesda's Biggest Game Ever Is Free and Remastered(kotaku.com)
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ChatCraft, open-source web companion for coding with LLMs(chatcraft.org)
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Pororoca, an HTTP Inspection Tool(pororoca.io)
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Rust: Multi Threading(priver.dev)
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Real API design-first development platform(apidog.com)
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Understanding the heap – a beautiful mess(jackfromeast.site)
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Fermyon Advent of Spin(github.com)
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by jicea 3y ago
In grapl/src/rust: - cloc shows that there are ~70,000 lines of Rust - with `cargo tree`, I see that the project depends on ~600 crates In my toy project: - cloc shows that there are ~40,000 lines of Rust - with `cargo tree`, I se
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by jicea 3y ago
I really disagree here: I'm a maintainer of a medium sized open source Rust project [1] and I'm always surprised by Rust compilation time speed (local). On a MacBook Pro, it's a matter of seconds, in debug. Release compilatio

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