This article has explored the use of Thunder Client, a VS Code extension, and its viability as an alternative to Postman.

Thunder Client is a slick and lightweight REST API client extension for Visual Studio Code. You can grab it from the Visual Studio Marketplace, and if you run into any issues or have some cool ideas, hit 'em up on GitHub.

API testing was revolutionized with the launch of the Thunder Client extension for VS Code. This innovative tool was the first to introduce a GUI-based API client directly within VS Code, significantly improving the API testing experience.

Thunder Client holds a powerful secret in its scripting capabilities, available in its paid version. Let’s break down how to use the tc object for various advanced use cases, making your API testing smooth and efficient.

Thunder Client is a fantastic tool that brings simplicity and efficiency to the table. In this guide, we’ll explore how to send requests using scripting with the Thunder Client.

Thunder Client is a streamlined and powerful API client available as a VS Code extension. It's lighter and quicker than other heavy-duty API clients. If you’ve been using Postman but are looking for a change, converting your Postman scripts to Thunder Client can be done effortlessly.

Thunder Client is an intuitive API testing tool designed for developers who want a hassle-free experience without writing tons of scripts. It's especially awesome because it includes a GUI-based response visualization feature that's currently in beta (and available in the paid version).

This guide will walk you through how to use these GUI-based assertions and introduce you to an alternative tool, EchoAPI for VS Code.

Thunder Client is a sleek, lightweight REST API client directly integrated into VS Code. You can easily run, test, and debug API requests without ever leaving your favorite editor.

Thunder Client is a lightweight REST API Client Extension for Visual Studio Code, crafted by Ranga Vadhineni.

Thunder Client is a lightweight REST API client extension available in Visual Studio Code (VS Code). It's designed to be fast, lightweight, and easy to use, making it perfect for developers who need a quick and efficient way to test their APIs.

Thunder Client for VS Code simplifies API development with environment variables. This guide covers setup and introduces EchoAPI as an alternative.

Thunder Client for VS Code by Ranga Vadhineni offers team collaboration via Git sync, simplicity, and local storage. EchoAPI is also recommended.

A reliable tool for REST APIs is vital. Thunder Client for VS Code by Ranga Vadhineni offers simplicity and clean design. This guide covers its benefits, installation, and recommends EchoAPI as an alternative.