Native REST API
At some point in almost every real time feature, a developer ends up staring at two options and wondering which one actually fits. Server-sent events and WebSockets both promise to keep data flowing without the client constantly asking for updates, but they solve that problem in different ways, and picking…
Postman used to be the default answer to “what do you use for API testing.” These days, that answer is not so automatic. Between a desktop app that keeps growing in size, a free tier that gets tighter, and a login wall that shows up before you can send a…
There is a specific kind of annoyance that comes with building an MCP server and then realizing the only way to test it is sitting at your desk, running a local inspector, and staring at a terminal window. It works, but it is not exactly convenient when you just want…
If you have spent any time around developers lately, you have probably run into the term MCP. Maybe your AI coding assistant asked you to “connect an MCP server,” or a teammate mentioned they wired one up over the weekend. It sounds like just another acronym to file away, but…
