It's Open Source tool time!
There is more to open source tools than the top 3 that everyone knows about.
Heck, you might actually know all the 12...
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I'd recommend Bruno over Postman any day. Postman was a handy tool when it first came out a decade ago, but as it has moved to a paid platform the free version has been crippled. Aside from being an innovative and easy-to-use tool, Bruno is truly free and doesn't limit you.
usebruno.com/manifesto
usebruno.com/compare/bruno-vs-postman
Don't know this one, will have a look for sure
AI made article, the author didn't even bother to check if the content is correct.
I didn't bother to continue reading the other tools.
Articles like this only mislead and lower the level for us, and sure it not add credibility neither to the author nor to the dev.to site.
Yes, I used Grammarly, but it is not AI-generated.
I'm learning the differences between Source-available and FOSS. I got to know a few tools from my colleagues and dropped the links.
My bad; I did not double-check. I'm continuously learning and improving.
However, I used Postman, Ollama, cURL, and VSCode.
I updated the article with your suggestions and highlighted the comments.
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Thanks for sharing the FOSS tools!
One more FOSS tool to improve dev productivity: Freeter. It allows to organize web apps, files & folders, urls, etc by projects and workflows and stay focused on what matters at any given moment.
Here is a post on how I boosted my productivity with it: dev.to/alexk/how-i-boosted-my-prod...
Thanks for the suggestion, will definitely look at it.
I would love if in your next post on FOSS you can show Litlyx we are an Open Source alternative to Google Analytics, but with steroids.
I've found your list highly informative. thanks for sharing.
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Noted Antonio - will have a look for sure :)
Also note that your Sol links are dead.
appreciate this - will see what happened here
Bodhi and lm studio kinks are also dead
Hey, I have updated and made corrections in the article.
Ollama is great for experimenting with local LLMs. Doesn't seem to match the description in your article though.
Might you have meant to highlight prometheus? Jaeger? Or another free monitoring/observability framework/platform?
Am interested/curious which one
Yea this one lost me when recommending Postman. I would highly recommend Bruno for a true open source alternative to Postman.
Another reader, Tony also mentioned Bruno in the comments earlier, will check it out for sure :)
Are the Warp links correct? Those appear to be an AI assisted terminal, not a deployment tool.
I realized after your comment that Warp wasn't technically OpenSource, which I was under the impression of from their GH repo.
I've now updated Warp to Waveterm which they themselves seem to recommend as well.
Eh 12 tools? 13 tools? First thing I noticed about this article (nobody else is mentioning it) :D
Oops, point taken, thanks for pointing this out
I think Jenkins is open source and best for creating CI CD pipeline
VS Code FTW
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There's also oh-my-bash for bash, but I much prefer oh-my-posh because it works on bash, zsh, fish, and even powershell. So your native windows cli can get in the fancy terminal experience
appreciate the input - will check these out too!
Another list in the long list of waste of time lists.
Thank you for your comment, just want to blog about what me and our team find useful in our own dev productivity journeys.
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I would remove Postman from this list,
It is no longer free (or open source), it's unusable without an account, which is a PITA.
I have switched over to Insomnia
Pfff who the hell will give away pizza for this. L
I'm utterly disappointed with the click bait on the title.
Where is commander cmd tool?
Appreciate this!