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sorry, I misremembered the tool. there's one that serves your purpose, however I do not remember the name at this time.

I'm curious whether you had in mind any kind of benchmarks (which have not been implemented) for checking size and/or performance differences...

> Insomnia doesn't even come close to Paw due to the amount of features Paw has that Insomnia doesn't.

Can you list some of the important for you features that Insomnia lacks? (I'm not affiliated w/ Insomnia however I'm curious what makes Paw stand out to you.)

thanks for the nice write up

[nit] Token Management

It does not seem to build with the stable Rust.

  $ git clone ...
  $ cd theca
  $ cargo build
  ...
  errors
  ...

edit: formatting

For those curious (like me): meson's home page -- http://mesonbuild.com/

It's a bit funny: Standard plan ($8.50 per month if paid annualy is $102) while the credit is $100 (which gives 10 months nonetheless) :)

Edit: as the other comment said, it's $8.50/per user/per month... and event though comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11118413 says " Good point, we've removed that line. Thanks for your feedback!" (which is great!), it seems to be there (after a hard re-load).

Thank you, will do :)

Could you please provide links [to DigiKey]?

I remember on one of the Erlang User Conferences there was an [impressive] presentation of testing C code with an erlang "driver".

Thank you for bringing it in: I've been looking for a pure Python analogue of QuickCheck.

It seems to provide random data generation only.

I'd say _the_ feature of QuickCheck is minimisation of the counter example.