Requestly Dec’22 Product Updates
We bring you all the exciting updates we made in Dec '22 to improve your product experience.
Requestly Is Going Open-Source
Requestly will be a complete open-source tool for web debugging. With this release, you can use the tool for free and even build on top of it.
Requestly Jan’23 Product Updates
In this edition of monthly updates, we bring you all the exciting updates we did last month at Requestly. From UI improvements to releasing new features, January was a very productive month for us.
Requestly Nov’22 Product Updates
Hey Requestlian 👋, This is Sachin - Founder & CEO, Requestly. In this newsletter, I bring to you the latest product updates that we made in Nov'22.
Requestly on Stack Overflow
Find how Developers and QAs use Requestly to solve their problems
How to modify HTTP requests matching regex
When you create a modification rule, you will find the following operators – Equals, Contains, Matches (Regex), Matches (Wildcard). In this article, we explain these operators and use cases.
How to Self Host Mozilla Firefox Add-ons
Once you have developed a Mozilla addon, you will try to take the next step to distribute it to wider audience. There are two ways you can distribute your addon.
Share rules and collaborate with team mates!
Requestly offers a ton of features which just make surfing the web a whole lot easier, be it for Web Designers, Product Marketers or even Developers in general. Definitely at some point, you would want to share the rules you would have created with your colleagues and other developers. We will show you how you can share a list of rules create by you, Let's dive right in!
Simplifying API Testing with Requestly API Mock Service
APIs have a crucial role in linking various applications on the internet nowadays. As a developer, you have likely encountered the need to create or use an API for your application. However, how can you efficiently test applications that depend on APIs that are not yet implemented?
How to simulate API latency during development
In the real world, network conditions are unpredictable, and API latency can vary significantly. Slow response times can lead to frustrated users, increased bounce rates, and even lost business opportunities. In this blog, let's learn how to simulate this latency using Requestly.
Simulate Fake response status codes using Requestly
This article will take you through how to use Requestly to simulate different API status codes and test your app
Simulating 404 HTTP status code in Blinkit Search API
Nobody wants to see errors in their API. But they appear at times when least expected. The possible scenarios when an error pops up could be something is wrong with the request or some problem with the API. Whatever may be the cause, one thing is sure traffic would stop.