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by mittsh 11y ago
Yeah, there are a couple of homonyms :) Didn't know that CERN project, though. We try to spell Paw (capitalized P) as it isn't an acronym.
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by mittsh 11y ago
Hey, are you using that Swagger Importer? https://luckymarmot.com/paw/extensions/SwaggerImporter If it fails, I'm happy to help. Can you share with us the Swagger file you're trying to import (support@lu
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by mittsh 11y ago
You can write JSON in the Text field, and it will be syntax colored if you add a "Content-Type: application/json" header. And you can switch back and forth between Text and JSON formats. (I'm a Paw guy)
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by mittsh 11y ago
To be very accurate, REST isn't necessarily based on HTTP. But we like to see "REST" or "RESTful" as the type of HTTP APIs we almost all build nowadays as opposed to other protocols built on top of HTTP like SOAP. (
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by mittsh 11y ago
Yeah, diffs on JSON responses are something we are thinking about! But tests/assertions are what would make your APIs regression proof.
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by mittsh 11y ago
Thanks! I'm the guy behind Paw, and I must say the Dynamic Values are our kind of secret sauce :) it's just one piece of the app, but it's what allows you to do pretty much whatever you want. Extensions are also nice, as they
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by mittsh 11y ago
Probably, yes. Thanks for your feedback anyways! There is a (not so visible) doc page about the differences: https://luckymarmot.com/paw/doc/Difference_MAS_Retail
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by mittsh 11y ago
As lobster_johnson mentioned, Paw is indeed available on the MAS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/paw-http-rest-client/id58465320... I'm the founder of Paw, and frankly I like the MAS. It gave Paw a lot of visib
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by mittsh 11y ago
HTTPie is a CLI client, and I don't think it would make sense for it to save the requests you make (as opposed to a GUI). Though, it has a nice persistence feature with sessions ( https://github.com/jakubroztocil/ht
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Access Over 10,000 Public APIs from Mashape's API Marketplace in Paw(blog.luckymarmot.com)
3 points by mittsh 11y ago|0 comments
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Apiary: Next Version of API Documentation(blog.apiary.io)
2 points by mittsh 12y ago|0 comments
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by mittsh 12y ago
+1 Agreed. Always loved original user messages. Wish OSes were more funny in their alert messages.
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by mittsh 12y ago
Of course SPDY keeps the same TCP connections alive, the encryption and even TLS handshake time is insignificant compared to the latency in creating a new connection for each HTTP request.
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Import Postman collections in Paw (REST Client)(luckymarmot.com)
6 points by mittsh 12y ago|1 comments
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by mittsh 12y ago
If you get it from the Mac App Store, there is no need to give an email address...
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Spotify is smart at increasing the Cost-per-view of its audio ads(youtube.com)
2 points by mittsh 13y ago|0 comments
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by mittsh 13y ago
Software can probably solve many issues here, like calibrating the devices and processing informations to give scientists meaningful metrics. It may also help fixing or at least detect erroneous data. Great hardware needs to be designed in
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by mittsh 13y ago
I like a lot the idea of a proxy agent inside the parliament voting for online citizens. It seems like the only viable path to direct democracy. A few times ago I imagined a similar platform where people would vote using gov-issued credenti
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by mittsh 13y ago
It remembers me all those gov, or big old school corporate websites that highly suggest you to use IE. I remember one not long ago suggesting IE6 - true story.
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by mittsh 13y ago
Agreed. Nokia always had a nice reputation in Europe – like Samsung has in S.Korea – and it just wasn't justified at all during the Symbian era. But trust from customers is still there.
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by mittsh 13y ago
I don't think it's Alice Springs. It's probably all users that wrote "Australia" as location + Alice Springs is actually a little northern that this bar.
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by mittsh 13y ago
Very awesome visualization work! Though it shows bars in the middle of nowhere (see France, UK...China too maybe), probably users that haven't mentioned any city.