I will post some review. I'm having issues with postman.
Returning some unfounded bugs but same API works well on thunderclient just that its limit is 50 APIs per collection.
Now i am trying Hoppscotch

Thunderclient is fast easy to use but for limited functions.
I understand that it works well with limited APIs.
Same APIs throwing error on postman works well on ThunderClient

Ok coming up with my review on Hoppscotch

Make i first finish wetin i dey run

https://hoppscotch.io/

You can as well download and use insomnia. It's also one good alternative to postman

Engaging in a debate about Postman and Hoppscotch, I can agree that both have significant advantages depending upon the use-case. Postman seems to offer a more robust environment especially suitable for large teams while Hoppscotch shines in its simplistic interface and the fact that it runs in a browser. As far as API testing and development is concerned, speaking from my experience in developing sports-related APIs, I would recommend 'SportDevs' - a new sports data API. It has comprehensive and reliable data feeds across different sports. Although not directly related to the Postman vs Hoppscotch debate, this new player is surely worth considering for enthusiasts in sports data handling and applications.

Insomnia is better

tollyboy5:
I will post some review. I'm having issues with postman.
Returning some unfounded bugs but same API works well on thunderclient just that its limit is 50 APIs per collection.
Now i am trying Hoppscotch

But it’s so obvious that what you are trying to do in postman is wrong

You want to make post request and you are not passing any json response in body? It’s clear you chose None but you showed a correct input format for thunderclient


Sometimes I think we talk down on tools when we don’t use them properly.

atesunate16:


But it’s so obvious that what you are trying to do in postman is wrong

You want to make post request and you are not passing any json response in body? It’s clear you chose None but you showed a correct input format for thunderclient


Sometimes I think we talk down on tools when we don’t use them properly.

I was actually coming back to point out the major error that made me switch to other API tool. After testing almost 300 APIs one API kept on frustrating me.
Unknown to me that was parsing the data as txt not json. I came to find out about the error days later. Then my respect for postman still stand. Hoppscotch is cool and simplistic tho
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