The Postman VS Code Extension Is FINALLY HERE!

[@naterpotatoers]

This is really nice I like how it works almost exactly the standalone app. Makes it super easy to transition to. Very happy with it :)

[@freshdevipp]

Mutating the javascript array object data length directly has a interesting behaviour. when jokes.length++ is ran, it increases the size of the 'jokes' array, but with an empty element taking the new index at the end. example to replicate the bug: const test = [1,2,3] test.length++ console.log(test) // [1, 2, 3, empty]

[@freeideas]

How is that a bug? What did you expect it to do? (just curious; not complaning)

[@paulthomas1052]

Hi James, I've been using the VS Code version for a couple of weeks and it's really good. It integrates well with the VS Code client.

[@hsdev]

Thanks! James.

[@Play_Streams]

Got used to Thunder client while waiting for this

[@ataru-music]

The big problem with postman is that it forces you to have an account because all saves are done in the cloud. I think many people still prefer Thunder Client.

[@wforbes87]

*slowly removes glasses with open mouth* that's beautiful

[@leninwqa7821]

how can we add the certs

[@karlstenator]

I suspect that I'll still use Postman as the standalone app, and keep my current VS Code setup with the "REST Client" extension.

[@harunalrd]

Thunder client gang

[@cranberry888]

is it better than postman?

[@harunalrd]

@@cranberry888 its depends, if you need lightweight with postman base feature (just testing api) go for thunder client. But if u need another feature from postman go for postman

[@KrishnaManohar8021]

how can I export my collection and environment variables in vs code

[@dpaulflavius]

Finally? ..😄

[@nedaification]

Shoud you use the vs code extension versus postman API client itself?....It depends.

[@FelipeRamirez]

NIceee! 🧑‍🚀

[@krtirtho]

I think it's fork of Thunder Client

[@PriyanshuVerma-kv8lp]

I am not send files through postman extenstion in visual studio code can anyone help me ??

[@didhesheknow]

one can use hurl with vim btw :)))

[@gandarainpanjaitan8595]

What happend if we open 3 vscode?

[@kolesplace]

I love it but I sure hope they add Import and Export collections soon!

[@JamesQQuick]

What do you mean by that?

[@kolesplace]

@@JamesQQuickPostman has the ability to export and import collections. The vs extension is awesome but I'd sure like to be able to export and import my collections again.

[@xosece]

excellent video, as usual. Keep up the good work. I installed Postman which I used independently before, although I love Thunder Client, it has been working very well for me. Which VS Code theme do you use? It looks really good to me. I use Midnight Synth as of now. I am a F# developer but I think it doesn't make much of a difference the language you use.

[@dextor_tv]

Still not gonna use it due to mandatory sign in 😔

[@JamesQQuick]

That’s great feedback. Do you have an alternative option that you use?

[@ridl27]

bruh, so whats the problem

[@bonerjams2k3]

@@ridl27 smoothbrain take

[@sh8yt]

🎉

[@brijenmakwana2040]

You made a video a while ago saying you'll not use postman from now on. I don't understand why you youtubers put such heavy titles if you don't mean it.

[@JamesQQuick]

Well, I talked about this in both videos. The Postman extension didn't exist then, and I preferred something that was available in VS Code. Now that exists which is exciting.

[@bashirsaeed893]

He said they are the ones that sponsored this video