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Postman vs Voiden : Not a feature comparison but a workflow choice.
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API testing and development often hit the same pain points: too much data returned, multiple round trips, and hunting through docs to figure out what’s really needed.
GraphQL solves these by letting you specify exactly what fields you want in a single request no more over-fetching, no under-fetching, no guessing what the response will look like.
For devs, this means cleaner queries, faster feedback loops, and less time spent tweaking requests or parsing bloated responses.
We’re bringing GraphQL to Voiden as a plugin because these are problems we want to help you solve directly inside your workflow no more context switching, no extra tools, just efficient API exploration and testing.
We’re close to launching it get ready to work smarter with your APIs.
Download Voiden here : https://voiden.md
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Need a variable that's not fixed but depends on another request's response?
Runtime variables let you capture values from one API call and reuse them in subsequent requests.
What are Runtime Variables?
Runtime variables are dynamic values that get set during request execution.
They're perfect for scenarios like:
- Capturing an auth token from login and using it in authenticated requests
- Storing a user ID from a create-user response
- Saving an order ID to use in later order management calls
Use Runtime Variables in Voiden : https://voiden.md/
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API testing and development often hit the same pain points: too much data returned, multiple round trips, and hunting through docs to figure out what’s really needed.
GraphQL solves these by letting you specify exactly what fields you want in a single request no more over-fetching, no under-fetching, no guessing what the response will look like.
For devs, this means cleaner queries, faster feedback loops, and less time spent tweaking requests or parsing bloated responses.
We’re bringing GraphQL to Voiden as a plugin because these are problems we want to help you solve directly inside your workflow no more context switching, no extra tools, just efficient API exploration and testing.
We’re close to launching it get ready to work smarter with your APIs.
Download Voiden here : https://voiden.md
GraphQL solves these by letting you specify exactly what fields you want in a single request no more over-fetching, no under-fetching, no guessing what the response will look like.
For devs, this means cleaner queries, faster feedback loops, and less time spent tweaking requests or parsing bloated responses.
We’re bringing GraphQL to Voiden as a plugin because these are problems we want to help you solve directly inside your workflow no more context switching, no extra tools, just efficient API exploration and testing.
We’re close to launching it get ready to work smarter with your APIs.
Download Voiden here : https://voiden.md
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Need a variable that's not fixed but depends on another request's response?
Runtime variables let you capture values from one API call and reuse them in subsequent requests.
What are Runtime Variables?
Runtime variables are dynamic values that get set during request execution.
They're perfect for scenarios like:
- Capturing an auth token from login and using it in authenticated requests
- Storing a user ID from a create-user response
- Saving an order ID to use in later order management calls
Use Runtime Variables in Voiden : https://voiden.md/
Runtime variables let you capture values from one API call and reuse them in subsequent requests.
What are Runtime Variables?
Runtime variables are dynamic values that get set during request execution.
They're perfect for scenarios like:
- Capturing an auth token from login and using it in authenticated requests
- Storing a user ID from a create-user response
- Saving an order ID to use in later order management calls
Use Runtime Variables in Voiden : https://voiden.md/
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Need a variable that's not fixed but depends on another request's response?
Runtime variables let you capture values from one API call and reuse them in subsequent requests.
What are Runtime Variables?
Runtime variables are dynamic values that get set during request execution.
They're perfect for scenarios like:
- Capturing an auth token from login and using it in authenticated requests
- Storing a user ID from a create-user response
- Saving an order ID to use in later order management calls
Use Runtime Variables in Voiden : https://voiden.md/
Runtime variables let you capture values from one API call and reuse them in subsequent requests.
What are Runtime Variables?
Runtime variables are dynamic values that get set during request execution.
They're perfect for scenarios like:
- Capturing an auth token from login and using it in authenticated requests
- Storing a user ID from a create-user response
- Saving an order ID to use in later order management calls
Use Runtime Variables in Voiden : https://voiden.md/
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WebSocket Testing in Voiden
If you have experience with WebSockets, you know the struggle: flaky connections, asynchronous messages, and tools that don’t make debugging any easier. QA teams everywhere face the same headaches.
We heard you. In the latest Voiden beta, you can now test and document WebSockets alongside REST and gRPC, all within the same file-centric, Git-native workflow.
No more switching between tools or juggling formats. Just real-time protocols, reusable blocks, and version-controlled API tests.
Try the beta here: https://voiden.md/download
If you have experience with WebSockets, you know the struggle: flaky connections, asynchronous messages, and tools that don’t make debugging any easier. QA teams everywhere face the same headaches.
We heard you. In the latest Voiden beta, you can now test and document WebSockets alongside REST and gRPC, all within the same file-centric, Git-native workflow.
No more switching between tools or juggling formats. Just real-time protocols, reusable blocks, and version-controlled API tests.
Try the beta here: https://voiden.md/download
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gRPC support in Voiden
gRPC has become a popular choice for building high-performance, scalable APIs, especially in microservices and real-time systems. Unlike traditional REST APIs, gRPC uses HTTP/2 and Protocol Buffers to deliver fast, efficient communication with strong typing and contract enforcement.
Many developers in our community asked for it, so we have now added gRPC support in the latest Voiden release.You can now test and document gRPC APIs side-by-side with your REST and WebSocket APIs.
Keep everything in one file-centric, Git-native workflow.
Use reusable blocks and version control for gRPC requests, just like any other API call.
Download the latest Voiden beta here: https://voiden.md/download
gRPC has become a popular choice for building high-performance, scalable APIs, especially in microservices and real-time systems. Unlike traditional REST APIs, gRPC uses HTTP/2 and Protocol Buffers to deliver fast, efficient communication with strong typing and contract enforcement.
Many developers in our community asked for it, so we have now added gRPC support in the latest Voiden release.You can now test and document gRPC APIs side-by-side with your REST and WebSocket APIs.
Keep everything in one file-centric, Git-native workflow.
Use reusable blocks and version control for gRPC requests, just like any other API call.
Download the latest Voiden beta here: https://voiden.md/download
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gRPC support in Voiden
gRPC has become a popular choice for building high-performance, scalable APIs, especially in microservices and real-time systems. Unlike traditional REST APIs, gRPC uses HTTP/2 and Protocol Buffers to deliver fast, efficient communication with strong typing and contract enforcement.
Many developers in our community asked for it, so we have now added gRPC support in the latest Voiden release.You can now test and document gRPC APIs side-by-side with your REST and WebSocket APIs.
Keep everything in one file-centric, Git-native workflow.
Use reusable blocks and version control for gRPC requests, just like any other API call.
Download the latest Voiden beta here: https://voiden.md/download
gRPC has become a popular choice for building high-performance, scalable APIs, especially in microservices and real-time systems. Unlike traditional REST APIs, gRPC uses HTTP/2 and Protocol Buffers to deliver fast, efficient communication with strong typing and contract enforcement.
Many developers in our community asked for it, so we have now added gRPC support in the latest Voiden release.You can now test and document gRPC APIs side-by-side with your REST and WebSocket APIs.
Keep everything in one file-centric, Git-native workflow.
Use reusable blocks and version control for gRPC requests, just like any other API call.
Download the latest Voiden beta here: https://voiden.md/download
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API testing needs a reset.
API testing is broken. You test localhost but your collections live in someone's cloud. Your docs are in Notion. Your tests are in Postman. Your code is in Git. Nothing talks to each other.
So we built a solution.
The Stack:
- Format: Pure Markdown (APIs should be documented, not locked)
- Storage: Git-native (Your API tests version with your code)
- Validation: OpenAPI schema validation: types, constraints, composition, automatically validated on every response
- Workflow: Offline-first, CLI + GUI (No cloud required for localhost)
Try it out here: https://voiden.md/
API testing is broken. You test localhost but your collections live in someone's cloud. Your docs are in Notion. Your tests are in Postman. Your code is in Git. Nothing talks to each other.
So we built a solution.
The Stack:
- Format: Pure Markdown (APIs should be documented, not locked)
- Storage: Git-native (Your API tests version with your code)
- Validation: OpenAPI schema validation: types, constraints, composition, automatically validated on every response
- Workflow: Offline-first, CLI + GUI (No cloud required for localhost)
Try it out here: https://voiden.md/
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API testing needs a reset.
API testing is broken. You test localhost but your collections live in someone's cloud. Your docs are in Notion. Your tests are in Postman. Your code is in Git. Nothing talks to each other.
So we built a solution.
The Stack:
- Format: Pure Markdown (APIs should be documented, not locked)
- Storage: Git-native (Your API tests version with your code)
- Validation: OpenAPI schema validation: types, constraints, composition, automatically validated on every response
- Workflow: Offline-first, CLI + GUI (No cloud required for localhost)
Try it out here: https://voiden.md/
API testing is broken. You test localhost but your collections live in someone's cloud. Your docs are in Notion. Your tests are in Postman. Your code is in Git. Nothing talks to each other.
So we built a solution.
The Stack:
- Format: Pure Markdown (APIs should be documented, not locked)
- Storage: Git-native (Your API tests version with your code)
- Validation: OpenAPI schema validation: types, constraints, composition, automatically validated on every response
- Workflow: Offline-first, CLI + GUI (No cloud required for localhost)
Try it out here: https://voiden.md/
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