Latest product releases and software news from API Fortress.
Latest product releases and software news from API Fortress.
API Fortress is a small team of dedicated people trying to deliver the best experience possible for automated API testing and monitoring across entire organizations[…]
A Brand New HTTP Client By Lorenzo Fontana We introduced an HTTP Client in API Fortress almost as an add-on. After all, API Fortress doesn’t necessarily need one to operate. Little did we know how important that tiny piece of software would become for our users. No matter how powerful a testing tool is, many […]
Grails – Somebody That I Used to Know “I left Grails as an esoteric, and somewhat immature framework, only to find it again, years later, as a solid, predictable, and well put together platform.” By Simone Pezzano Back in the day, the adoption of an application framework that could provide tooling for an enterprise application […]
Capture, Transform, Track, and Debug Live API Conversations Today, API Fortress announces the generally available release of Bloodhound, a lightweight API debugging gateway that is free to download and open source. Watch the Bloodhound Demo video or visit the Bloodhound page to see how easily you can start using the most powerful tool for API […]
Send API Test Results to Elastic and Visualize in Kibana. API Fortress’ API-first architecture means that we can seamlessly integrate with any tool in your toolchain.
With API Fortress for Cucumber BDD, it is now possible for all stakeholders to close any gaps in understanding of what should be tested and why something doesn’t work. By giving business owners a little insight into how their user stories may impact API functionality, resilience, and performance, API Fortress for Cucumber BDD can transform the efficiency and effectiveness of BDD and TDD
A Svelte New World
/in Engineering /by apifortressBoth Mastiff 2 and Forge 2 will undergo a major reengineering of the front end. While we are not rewriting the composer (at least for now), everything else will become more modern, easier to maintain, modular, and capable of being packaged both as a Web and Electron application.