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Show HN: FintX – open-source, gRPC test tool built with Avalonia/.NET(github.com)
1 points by namigop 3y ago|0 comments
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by namigop 3y ago
Location: Singapore Remote: Hybrid or in-office Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: C#, F#, AvaloniaUI, WPF, .NET 6/7/8, ASP.NETCore Github: https://github.com/namigop?tab=repositories Email:
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by namigop 5y ago
Hey HN, So at work we have bunch services that were developed over several years. Developers have come and gone but the services remained. We have SOAP, WCF, REST and gRPC services! Nowadays, most development is done with either REST and
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by namigop 6y ago
I am working on FINT, a gRPC test client that combines functional testing and performance testing in a single application. Been doing this for over a year and the software now has an extensive list of features. http://www.bytesmo
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Show HN: FINT, more than just a gRPC Test Client(bytesmotion.com)
3 points by namigop 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Download from Open Directories, Video/Image-Sharing Sites, Subreddits(moonstarsky.com)
2 points by namigop 10y ago|0 comments
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by namigop 11y ago
Location: Singapore Remote : No Willing to relocate : Yes. I'm actually looking to move out of Singapore Technologies : C#, F#, WPF/WCF/BizTalk, a bit of Python, Perl, Java. I primarily work on .NET but have no problem pick
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Show HN: I've Reached MVP on My SignalR Hubs Test Client
2 points by namigop 12y ago|0 comments
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by namigop 12y ago
{ Full disclosure, I'm the author of WCFStorm.Rest } If you're on Windows and is looking for an alternative, check out wcfstorm.rest ( http://www.wcfstorm.com/wcf/learn-more-rest.aspx ). It has a lot features
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by namigop 13y ago
I started wcfstorm ( http://www.wcfstorm.com ) about 4 years ago. I started out with just 1 product and has now added 2 more. The income is pretty nice. It usually exceeds my monthly salary. I love it when some stackoverflow user
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by namigop 13y ago
Shameless plug, I wrote a commercial desktop app (with a free version of course) for REST Testing, called WcfStorm.Rest. If anyone needs to manage test cases, perf test and generate test reports, please have a look at my software. http://
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Show HN:Post MVP,I've Added more features to my REST test client(WcfStorm.REST)(wcfstorm.com)
1 points by namigop 14y ago|0 comments
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by namigop 14y ago
This is what I did with WcfStorm.Server and WcfStorm.Rest ( http://www.wcfstorm.com ). The UI layer was written in C#; all other layers in F#. Switching back and forth though between an OO and an FP language (at least from my experience)
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by namigop 14y ago
I started http://www.wcfstorm.com about 3 years ago. Been working on it on weekdays and weeknights and am now up to my 3rd product WcfStorm.Rest (a desktop-based REST test client) It's been pretty good so far. WCFStorm (the WCF client)
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by namigop 14y ago
Thank you for the feedback and for the links. The one about building documentation around WCF contracts is very interesting. Regarding WCFStorm, it has several features that are not in the built-in WCFTestClient such as (1) Save requests a
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by namigop 14y ago
Thanks! If you have feedback on how to better improve WCFStorm, please do let me know.
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by namigop 14y ago
Oh those are screenshots for another product, WCFStorm (which is for WCF Testing). It's different from WCFStorm.Rest, the REST test client that is kind of metro - inspired. I have some screenshots here: http://www.wcfstorm.com/wcf/wcfsto
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by namigop 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I think that is related to the charting component. I'll go have a closer look.
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Show HN: I've built a REST Test client in my spare time(wcfstorm.com)
11 points by namigop 14y ago|9 comments