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Pavel Osadchuk

@xakpc
Lead SWE & Solution Architect, enterprise, dotnet stack Building better API developer experience on Windows: @shipkarve
Nomading in Korea
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    Pavel Osadchuk
    @xakpc
    Jul 15
    When I’m not building enterprise CRUD apps, I’m building Karve - a native Windows API client built around plain .http files Give it a try. It’s good
    @shipkarve
    Karve
    @shipkarve
    Jul 15
    Your API requests are just files. Your tool should treat them that way. We built Karve - a native Windows workspace for the .http files already sitting in your repos.
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    Pavel Osadchuk
    @xakpc
    2h
    How old are you?
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    Pavel Osadchuk
    @xakpc
    3h
    He's right you know
    @vyrotek
    JSONB
    @vyrotek
    4h
    C# is pure dominance. Clean syntax that respects your time, features like LINQ and async that feel illegal, and .NET power that scales from Unity blockbusters to enterprise beasts. Other languages talk. C# ships.
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    Pavel Osadchuk
    @xakpc
    3h
    A 7-step onboarding process in a local HTTP API client looks crazy to me. Is this an industry standard we're all following?
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    Pavel Osadchuk
    @xakpc
    3h
    The fact that you need to sign in to your local HTTP API client (like Postman) is still outrageous to me
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