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Most developers pick an API client once and never think about it again. It is background tooling, like a text editor theme or a terminal font. But something shifted when AI endpoints became a daily part of the job. Suddenly you are sending requests with 8,000-token system prompts, chasing latency…
You unlock your phone somewhere between forty and eighty times a day. Most of those glances last two or three seconds. Now ask yourself how many of those glances were spent checking whether a server was still alive, whether a webhook actually fired, or whether last night’s deploy went through…
There is a quiet frustration many developers have felt but rarely articulate. You test an API on your laptop. Everything feels fast, familiar, and under control. Then you switch to your phone or tablet, and suddenly the experience changes. Buttons move. Features disappear. Workflows break. What felt simple becomes awkward.…
There is a common belief in development that speed comes from writing better code. That is only part of the story. A large portion of your time is spent outside the code editor, especially when working with APIs. You test endpoints. You tweak headers. You resend requests. You inspect responses.…
There is a particular kind of frustration that only developers know. You are mid-session, testing an endpoint, and your browser-based API tool starts lagging. Or the tab crashes. Or you realize you have been rebuilding the same collection of requests for the third time because nothing was saved properly. You…
Most developers have a complicated relationship with API testing. The tools are powerful, sure, but they’re also bloated, desktop-bound, and built for a world where everyone does their best work sitting at a desk. If you’ve ever needed to quickly debug an endpoint while away from your main machine, or…
In 2023, about 63% of developers reported relying more on APIs than in the previous year, indicating a rapidly growing reliance on APIs to power modern applications. For iOS developers, this trend isn’t just important; it’s an opportunity. Because as the volume and complexity of backend interactions rise, having the…
Have you ever tracked how many times a day you switch contexts while debugging? A study published by the Harvard Business Review in 2022 revealed a staggering statistic: the average digital worker toggles between different applications nearly 1,200 times per day. That is the equivalent of spending four hours every…
