ndimares

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by ndimares 4y ago
We're working on expanding the generator to be able to easily add new languages. Will definitely look at supporting C#!
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by ndimares 4y ago
I've never used any of the products, but there are some interesting developments in the "code visualisation" space, i.e. https://www.codesee.io/ . My sense is that right now they're mainly targeting use c
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by ndimares 4y ago
Hey very cool blog post. Have you guys looked at adding client SDKs for your API? Also wondering if the go-swagger generated openAPI specs have any gaps or if it is sufficiently complete in your eyes.
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Show HN: A RESTful API Template in Go(github.com)
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by ndimares 4y ago
I think it depends on your end users. If you're building a product for devs, personally, I think it's worth investing in a great docs experience and more 'advanced' features. Docs are going to be one of your most used in
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by ndimares 4y ago
This is pretty fascinating. Feels like within the ‘X as code’ movement, there is a schism between SQL and functional languages. The folks who have learned programming via the data analysts and BI spaces seem to be building a fully fledged
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by ndimares 4y ago
It makes sense. I think one of the challenges is the question of how much you need to store in order to be able to do this. Hanging onto every request/response object / parameters for an interaction with an API can be become expen
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by ndimares 4y ago
Do you view this as an improvement upon something like Hasura? If so, where do you think the improvement is coming from?
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by ndimares 4y ago
What do you think would be the ideal? A way for someone to replay an API request (without seeing it) in a dev environ?
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by ndimares 4y ago
I see a lot of value in being able to generate the schema based off of real time traffic, vs. static analysis or test cases. In my mind the traffic to the API is the real source of truth for the API.
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by ndimares 4y ago
You could try Akita Software: https://www.akitasoftware.com/ who exists in this space, but anecdotally devs I've spoken to who have tested that solution haven't loved it (find it hard/unintuitive to use). I a