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Insomnia API Client
The open-source, cross-platform API client for GraphQL
Insomnia is an open-source, cross-platform API client for GraphQL, REST, and gRPC. Deliver high-quality APIs through standards and collaboration with the Insomnia API design platform. There is a reason developers love Insomnia. With our streamlined API client, you can quickly and easily send REST, SOAP, GraphQL, and GRPC requests directly within Insomnia. Accelerate your teams through spec-driven design-first API development. Catch issues earlier, centralize standards, and adopt an API workflow that works with your existing tools. ... -
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bento-starter
Full-Stack solution to quickly build PWA applications with Vue.js
...BentoStarter uses firestore which provides a cloud NoSQL Database so you can focus on writing your front-end code. Optional continuous integration/delivery configuration that helps you control your code quality before deployment. BentoStarter helps you getting started by proposing a default app structure based on best practices. As this project is a template and not a CLI, you can modify the whole project according to your needs. Prerender your different app pages and boost SEO with meta-data description per page.
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