9 Months ago, I launched Mocktastic, a cross platform, downloadable, GUI desktop application, which allows you to easily mock up any REST API without having to write a single line of code, in a 'Show HN' post. You can even share your mocked up APIs with a team, and use the mock as an API Interface Agreement, between your API and it's consumers.
It got a decent chunk of votes, but not really much in terms of criticism. Since then, in the last 9 months, we have grown a bit and now have almost a hundred daily active users! I've also added a lot of features, in the multiple releases, and last week, I finally released a version with a much requested feature: Importing from OpenAPI files.
I thought since it had been 9 months since HN last saw Mocktastic, and since there is a huge new feature which you guys might find useful, I'd post again here.
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[ 2.4 ms ] story [ 18.9 ms ] thread9 Months ago, I launched Mocktastic, a cross platform, downloadable, GUI desktop application, which allows you to easily mock up any REST API without having to write a single line of code, in a 'Show HN' post. You can even share your mocked up APIs with a team, and use the mock as an API Interface Agreement, between your API and it's consumers.
It got a decent chunk of votes, but not really much in terms of criticism. Since then, in the last 9 months, we have grown a bit and now have almost a hundred daily active users! I've also added a lot of features, in the multiple releases, and last week, I finally released a version with a much requested feature: Importing from OpenAPI files.
I thought since it had been 9 months since HN last saw Mocktastic, and since there is a huge new feature which you guys might find useful, I'd post again here.
Do check it out and let me know your thoughts!