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How do you log in to your workspace in Voiden? You don’t. There is no separate workspace. Your Git repository IS the workspace. You dont need to create an extra accounts. No need for syncing, exported environments or hidden state outside your repo. API work already lives in Git: - endpoints evolve in commits - schemas change in diffs - collaboration happens in branches - reviews happen in PR-style workflows So instead of adding another layer, Voiden is built directly on Git. Truly Git-native API work: stage, diff, branch, compare, commit, right where your code already lives. No workspace to enter. Because you are already in it. #Voiden #APIs #Git #DeveloperExperience #DevTools

Which is your favorite theme in Voiden right now? We are working on a theme creator plugin for Voiden behind the scenes, which means soon users will be able to create their own themes, tweak every detail, and create something completely unique that they can also share with others! download Voiden here: https://voiden.md/download repo here: https://lnkd.in/d4rG6PcU

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I have found an amazing GitHub repo every developer and QA engineer should check out 👀 🚀 *Voiden — The offline, Git-native API client (Postman alternative)* Build, test, document, and collaborate on APIs using plain-text ".void" files. ❌ No accounts ❌ No cloud sync ✅ Just local files + reusable blocks + Git Perfect for developers and QA teams to manage, test, and version APIs together. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dAgf335S ⭐ *Explore and star if you love developer first API tools and workflows* *Double Tap ❤️ For More Useful Tools*

I just found an amazing GitHub repo that every developer and QA engineer should know about 👀 Voiden : a simple offline alternative to Postman. It helps you : ✢ Build APIs ✢ Test APIs ✢ Document APIs ✢ Work with your team easily The best part is that everything is stored as simple local files, so you can manage them using Git. ✢ No account needed ✢ No cloud storage ✢ Fully local and developer-friendly Perfect for developers and QA teams who want a clean, fast, and organized way to manage APIs together. 𝐆𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐮𝐛 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 :- https://lnkd.in/gPnjZ2wD

Most developers live in the terminal, so now Voiden does too. 🥳 Your .void workflows are no longer tied to the app. Run them anywhere: local machines, Docker containers, CI pipelines, or cron jobs. It’s the same workflows, just headless: request chains, runtime variables, and assertions all execute exactly as they do in the UI. 🔮 Key capabilities: - Run anywhere: From dev machines to CI runners — .void files become portable execution units. -Multiple outputs: Human-readable by default, or switch to JSON, CSV reports, or HTML. - Runtime variables: Just like in the app, the runner keeps a persistent session of runtime variables between requests.  - Core plugins as in the app: scripting, assertions, faker, auth, GraphQL etc. - REST, WebSocket, gRPC, GraphQL fully supported. Install once, run anywhere. The Voiden app is where you build API workflows. The CLI is where you automate them. The Voiden Runner is available with the new beta release and looking for people to try it: More info here: https://lnkd.in/d3dBqWzK Download Voiden: https://voiden.md/download

🚀 A question we keep getting: “Can I use Voiden from the CLI?” A lot of developers prefer working from the terminal and want a way to run API workflows without opening a UI. We listened so we are about to release something new: The Voiden CLI runner. It will be a headless executor for .void workflows that will let you run API requests and full workflows directly from the terminal, including scripts, faker data, and assertions. The idea is to take the same workflows you build in the UI and make them executable from the command line, with support for chaining requests, detailed execution logs, and CI/CD integration. More details to follow soon. Planning for a beta limited release in the next days... Curious how others approach this today: is the terminal still your main place for running API workflows, or is the UI where everything happens? Repo: https://lnkd.in/d4rG6PcU Download beta: https://voiden.md/download

I enjoy seeing more tools go open source that align with something I care about a lot: flexibility, composable systems, and markdown as the base layer. The most recent example is Kanwas. There’s something really refreshing about tools that don’t assume they know better than you. Instead, they work from a simple principle: - your structure should be yours - your workflow should evolve the way you want it to, not how the tool dictates. This is very close to how we think about Voiden: not as a closed environment, but as something lightweight, scriptable, and open to whatever tools or workflows you want to plug into it. Seeing more projects move in this direction feels like a great sign. It suggests we are moving toward a better baseline for how we manage knowledge: less lock-in, less opinionated structure forced on you, more ownership and interoperability. p.s. they’re trending on PH right now if anyone wants to check them out. repo Kanwas: https://lnkd.in/d4duhJRz repo Voiden: https://lnkd.in/dkZxdpsz

❓❓ Why are we still turning collaboration into a product feature when Git already solved it decades ago? Git handles this through commits, branches, and pull requests. This is where actual work and collaboration naturally happens. Many "modern" SaaS tools rebuild collaboration as an extra layer on top of this by adding workspaces, roles, sync logic, and permissions that you now have to manage. So yeah, Voiden does NOT have a “Teams” feature, because it already exists where your code lives. 📌 API specs are just Markdown in your repo, and Git handles the rest: review, history, and coordination included. Without a “collaboration feature” pretending to simplify something that was never so complicated. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dwjJeHt7 Repo: https://lnkd.in/d4rG6PcU Try Voiden: https://voiden.md/download