Tim Perry

Great to see more progress in this space! Is there a reason you're doing Windows & Mac but not Linux though? For typical consumer products it's not a big market, but for dev tools I think you'll find there's a meaningful percentage of the audience there (from my own dev users, it's about 45/40/15% Windows/Mac/Linux). If you're using some cross-platform framework already, it should be...

Hi Product Hunt! HTTP Toolkit is an open-source tool I've been building full time for a little while now, as a bootstrapped solo project. This is the 2nd major release, taking it from a read-only inspection tool to a fully fledged HTTP & HTTPS debugger, for intercepting, debugging & mocking all things HTTP. The magic is one-click zero-setup interception. Press a button: get an...

Hi Product Hunt! HTTP View is the first release of HTTP Toolkit: a suite of beautiful & open-source tools for debugging, testing and building with HTTP(S). I've been working on the internals of all this as a free & open-source project for a year or two now. That came together as a standalone free app a few months back, and today's the day it goes freemium (but still 100% open-source),...

This is excellent! Seems like a more general version of https://100happydays.com/ but much less picture focused.

We've just discovered this in the Softwire office, and it looks like a huge step up on the existing other tools, especially Microsoft's SQL management studio and MySQL workbench. Some choice quotes: > Awesome handling of multiple queries. MySqlWorkbench forces one query at a time which can be annoying but is nowhere near as bad as SSMS which insists you highlight any individual query you...

This is really awesome. As other have mentioned custom domains would be great though. I also think it'd be extremely useful (and I suspect pretty easy) to be able to specify specific times for roadmap items, not just have the default to 'now'. Currently you can only announce immediate events for the current day, which means you can't put in old updates to flesh out your recent roadmap, and you...

Interesting! It's exciting to see Uber opening up more potential interactions like this with other apps and services. https://developer.uber.com/docs/tutorial-trip-experiences is worth a read too, it's got quite a bit more detail on how this works.

If you like this, but you already know how to code, you should definitely take a look at 24 Pull Requests: 24pullrequests.com Fantastic project that's been running for a few years now, encouraging and helping developers to contribute 24 pull requests for the 24 days of advent up to Christmas.