kiselitza

6 ms·

1.
by kiselitza 11mo ago
What's your use case? What are you looking for in an API tool? I'm helping build https://voiden.md/ We just dropped a major beta, FOSSing it by the end of the year.
2.
by kiselitza 11mo ago
That's quite a list! Have you by any chance stumbled upon Voiden thus far? It just got a major beta release, and is aiming to open source in the following couple of weeks: https://voiden.md/beta
3.
by kiselitza 11mo ago
It's always the "it depends" kind of answer. In bigger companies, you have teams dedicated to API governance, whatever they say, it's how it's done. In early-stage startups, you have full-stack folks doing end-to-en
4.
by kiselitza 11mo ago
Hi, thx for the feedback! Testing the settings (including different themes and font sizes as we speak). Some tweaks are been made on the responses side as well. As per the rest of your comments, some of these things have been discussed or t
5.
by kiselitza 11mo ago
Hi! Thx for that. Can you please open an issue with a screenshot here: https://github.com/voidenhq/feedback What you're saying doesn’t sound familiar whatsoever, but I'd really like to look more into it.
6.
by kiselitza 11mo ago
And yes. It's completely free. With plugin extensibility for anyone to build/install whatever they want. The CEO committed to open-sourcing it, as well as to not monetize on anything that doesn't introduce operational costs t
7.
by kiselitza 11mo ago
Ah, yes, the cloud-dependent tool that forces you to pay per seat and log in for any type of collaboration is down when their cloud provider is. Anyways, the folks have spoken, no need to double down. There are more than a dozen alternative
8.
by kiselitza 11mo ago
I'm helping build Voiden: https://voiden.md But am thinking of a LOT these days, really, saw a bunch of interesting APIs on https://apyhub.com/catalog recently, so might go on and tackle a few of these.
9.
by kiselitza 1y ago
I mean, IF the API is primarily tailored for UI presentation, there's already a text/html that you can use. I don't see the real problem here. Unless it's a type of API that has multiple purposes. In which case you got t
10.
by kiselitza 1y ago
A TL;DR of it is that for teams behind APIs, building, documenting, and testing APIs feels all over the place nowadays. It's a pain, it wastes time, causes errors, and frustrates everyone involved. This post dives into why API tooling
11.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Totally agree on this. There are things that belong in cloud, even a 3rd party one. Not everyone has a luxury of self-hosting. But keeping API secrets in any 3rd party cloud is just insane imho.
12.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Working on it. It's hard to explain to devs who used to something how bad that something is. Especially when it once was awesome.
13.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Something internal, or did you publish it? What would you say is the most important stuff to you? Only simple API testing, or you gotta take care of the specing and documenting it as well.
14.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Yep, sounds like that to me too. Pay-per-seat works well when no proper competition to go against it. What we built with http://voiden.md should be free forever, with monetization on plugins, but only the ones that introduce cos
15.
Rethinking devtools: Escaping the Cloud and SaaS trap
3 points by kiselitza 1y ago|9 comments
16.
by kiselitza 1y ago
I mean, isn't that a good thing? At least there won't be any security concerns during the outage. (: People are just used ot it. Even with all the bloat. I'm helping up the http://voiden.md folks in an attempt to
17.
by kiselitza 1y ago
A quick guide on how to ditch bloated Postman collections and migrate to Voiden for a lightweight, code-first workflow in minutes.
18.
Ask HN: How to engage community before open-sourcing, and how to license?
4 points by kiselitza 1y ago|0 comments
19.
by kiselitza 1y ago
A helping hand to Ebiose AI here. I’m super excited to see the project go open source. There is already some literature about improving agents through the evolutionary process (not only AlphaEvolve). And others are talking about AIs that bu
20.
by kiselitza 1y ago
TL;DR Voiden, a free, offline API workspace, decided to say no to SaaS "Teams" features because they're: 1) bloated, 2) expensive, and 3) break developer workflows. Git is the real collaboration engine. It's free, fami
21.
Why Voiden uses Git for API collaboration instead of SaaS Teams paywall(voiden.md)
2 points by kiselitza 1y ago|1 comments
22.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Much appreciate the feedback! Took it to the team already. I waited to get a confirmation for your question before answering, so here it is: it's built on top of tiptap + codemirror.
23.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Beta Linux version is now on the website. Feel free to go check it out :)
24.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Beta Linux version is up there. Feel free to check it out :)
25.
by kiselitza 1y ago
You almost had me until the "5px font" line, then it just went into waffle territory. As for the Hurl comparison: that’s like saying Hurl is the same as Bruno, Yaak, and the rest of the crew - if aiming there, sure. Voiden isn’t a
26.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Atm just an F, catching up with the rest of the letters. :)
27.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Much appreciate the suggestions! :)
28.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Maybe you thought of an SDK-like client/wrapper for calling certain APIs, so it sounds natural to call it an API client? Here you can check a list of currently OSS API clients (competitors to Voiden - the tool I posted about) https:&#
29.
by kiselitza 1y ago
You could technically add mdsh to the Voiden terminal, and now the whole thing is fully markdown haha. Curious, what did you learn from exploring it?
30.
by kiselitza 1y ago
Or maybe I'm the wrong storyteller for you :D We did get a couple of pieces of feedback re- the landing page not being clear. I'm wondering if you checked the website before or after reading my copy? Would you say that may have im

More ›