@johnmelodyme thanks 🙂

@gogokun thanks!

@jonas-w never used Linux before, sorry. The code is open source though, so feel free to fork.

I built a prototype chat app with azure and c# in like… 30 minutes. Just use SignalR and it does the web socket stuff automatically

@C0D4 cool let me know if you have any feedback 🙂

@alcatraz627 thanks for the comment. I'm unsure what you mean by the linux portion. Do you think I should delete my post because it's not linux focused?

@elzdev pro cons list would be great. I know Nightingale isn't perfect so any constructive feedback would be much appreciated. I'm always looking to improve it. Thanks!

@sebbestune I'm from a developing country

@gudishvibes my dad bought a $200 laptop running Windows 10 S. To this day, he has no idea it is running in S mode. He's had no complaints. All his apps are in the store (he's not a big tech person). And I personally have the knowledge that he's safe from potentially dangerous downloads or malware from internet websites.

If you're on a website like dev rant wondering what's the purpose of Windows 10 S, you're probably not the target audience.

Surface Go is a really good deal. Alternatively, an older generation of Surface Pro can be purchased pretty cheap and it's great

@sebbestune are you from a developing country?

@theuser not currently unfortunately. When you say "most stuff", does that mean there are some apps that you can install from the store? If so, could this be one of them?

@elzdev sounds good, let me know what you think later!

@adwait-exe thanks!

@Plasticnova thanks for the details. Nightingale has preview support for code generation and tests. It doesn't have postman's implementation of team sync, but Nightingale saves its collections as a text based file which you can commit to git or share with your team via OneDrive or Dropbox. I have customers that sync their collections with their teams via their own cloud storage. They like this more because they control the data and they can move it wherever they want.

Mock api support is in the backlog. Thanks again for your reply. Good to know Nightingale checks off almost all your requirements.

@Plasticnova aside from cross platform support, what other features do you need? It would be great to hear so I can add them too

@netikras not currently cross platform, but if the demand is there, it will be.

Nightingale saves your data in text based documents. If you click Save As, you can save the document anywhere on your file system: into a git repo, a SharePoint, a OneDrive, a Dropbox, etc. You can also email it or send it over Teams. It's simply a text based file.

Then, you can double click on the file to launch Nightingale and you get edit or run your collections. You can launch multiple files at the same time so there are multiple windows of Nightingale. It functions almost like VS code.

Many existing customers share their Nightingale collection via their git repo. That's how their teams work together.

Let me know if there's another team based scenario that you're looking for, though

@C0D4 if you end up not liking Nightingale, please do let me know if you have feedback. I'm always hungry to learn and improve!

Also, one highlight feature of Nightingale is you can click the Save As button to save your data as a text-based collection file. You can commit this to your git repo, or upload to OneDrive, or save it wherever you want. Then, you can double click on it to launch Nightingale and edit it or run your requests.

@C0D4 yes you can disable that in the settings menu (click the gear icon at the top right to open it)

@C0D4 yes you can using the chaining feature. There are instructions in the app under the "chains" section of your request

@lamka02sk thanks for the feedback

@dontbeevil in the works!

@NuttLoose looking forward to your feedback!

@theMaintainer Nightingale is quite lightweight yup. When you get a Surface, make sure to grab Nightingale to try!

@lamka02sk how dare I what?

Microsoft Edge on Android and ios has a built in Adblock Plus extension.

@JhonDoe Microsoft Edge on Android and ios has a built in Adblock Plus extension.

@AI-Overlord linux is unfortunately outside the scope of this project.

@theMaintainer thanks. Unfortunately, I can't afford a Mac right now so no plans for a Mac version ☹️ have you tried Paw on Mac?

@Geoxion awesome. Looking forward to your feedback