I just wrote my own [1] and I will be Sure that this one will never be monetised

[1] https://github.com/warmuuh/milkman

Nice and kudos for your efforts.

For convincing people it never being monetized this is not enough.

You'll need

1. A copyleft license (to prevent the Redis case)

2. No CLA (to prevent unilateral relicensing)

3. A large enough and diverse enough set of contributors that makes relicensing unpractical enough for user to believe it will never happen

Nice. And the project is mature too. Don't know why I've never heard of it until now. Thank you.

Absolute GitHub.

You can update a branch without checking it out: git pull origin master:master Still, two commands..

Milkman: https://milkman.dev/ A Postman replacement with lot more (useful) features and generalized to any kind of requests (e.g. database).

Always thought that it can't be too hard writing something like postman and it wasn't... Just time-consuming

I recently started woodworking. It looks horrible but I am in the middle of building my own small standup desk. Feels nice to do something else then coding all day...

As German, the thing that annoys me after 5 seconds is that the driver is overtaken on the right side and does so himself ... Hate it

The driver drives on the left, so over taking on the right is the proper way to do it.

I wouldn't use the word "hate" but I also find it irritating, even though I'm not German.

Admit it, though: you dislike even more that in that app, you're not zooming by everyone else on the left-most lane, right? ;-)

I built milkman[1], an alternative to postman because I wanted one tool to integrate with the whole web development stack. One tool that contains my SQL, rest and grpc calls to easily debug issues. Also nearly none of those kind of tools that existed supported SSE which I also use in my day to day work. [1] https://github.com/warmuuh/milkman

Edit: I love these threads. You read so many things and Frameworks and random stuff that you really learn in what silo you are actually living

I built milkman[1], an alternative to postman because I wanted one tool to integrate with the whole web development stack. One tool that contains my SQL, rest and grpc calls to easily debug issues. Also nearly none of those kind of tools that existed supported SSE which I also use in my day to day work.

[1] https://github.com/warmuuh/milkman

Edit: I love these threads. You read so many things and Frameworks and random stuff that you really learn in what silo you are actually living

you can also use https://greasyfork.org/de/scripts/394032-github-deployments-... which adds a button for repository_dispatch event directly in your repository, no need to visit a 3party page.

Here's the english version of the same link: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/394032-github-deployments-...

That's a really cool idea that I never thought of.

One of my concerns would be that now you need every developer on your team to install this to their browser, but if you're working alone, this could absolutely be an easy solution!

I saw it working with teams too, it becomes part of the onboarding, and as soon as you have one feature used everyday nobody forgets (or anyway everyone else will remind you soon enough).

on the same note: it would be nice if you could add buttons to a readme.md which trigger the actions, maybe via https://www.actionspanel.app/, but also the buttons then are in the repo?

We've thought about this feature actually. What we haven't quite figured out is how to deal with the authentication of making sure that someone SHOULD be able to run the action.

That being said, on the website, we do give you a markdown snippet to add to your README to make it easy to navigate to the correct page of your repo in ActionsPanel

using GraalVm, it actually is as close to native as you can get ;)

As it stands UI wise, it still isn't native and sticks out like a sore thumb, even looks worse than the Electron alternatives, quite frankly.

Paw is native and 'looks and feels' native for me to use on my Macbook.