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5 Miraculous Tools for Devs Who Want to Test

Klaus on September 25, 2019

Testing, as we all know, is what saves us a lot of trouble. But not everyone is using the same tools or know all of the great ones out there that h...
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Adam Crockett 🌀

Isn't grabber the same sort of tool a hacker would use to find exploits?

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Klaus

That is correct.

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Adam Crockett 🌀

So the moral of this is, don't miss out on the lovely information your attacks are going to use to find weeknesses, they do know things that you do not if you don't use pen test tools, love the post by the way, I have a thing against codeless tools mainly version control but the rest is cool.

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Klaus

From what I know, Endtest has version control.
A backup is automatically created each and every time you make a change.

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Adam Crockett 🌀

It may be that I can rollback several versions so that's okay. What about exporting a config, that would be nicer.

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Serhat Teker

Selenium?

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Antiockus

Those litmus examples got a chuckle out of me. Some interesting stuff here, particularly Endtest and Postman.

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Thomas Bnt ☕

Or Postwoman for API resquest HTTP or WebSocket 👌🏽

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Ludek

Playwright?