Create your own dynamic values
In the testing universe, edge cases matter. We always try and fit in every possible user story. What’s the key to that? Randomness, variety, diversity. »
Pawprint, a quick way to share HTTP requests
Last May, we launched Pawprint, a quick way to share the requests you tested in Paw. The idea of a getting a short link that you »
Access over 10,000 public APIs from Mashape's API Marketplace in Paw
We're excited to announce a new integration with Mashape, the world’s largest API Marketplace! There is nothing worse for developers than tool fragmentation, and while »
Paw 2.1 Extensions, Sessions, Environments and more
A year ago we released Paw 2, our first major update. Today, we are thrilled to welcome Paw 2.1 an update that brings even more »
Paw 2.1 Public Beta
It has been such a long way to go! Since last spring, Paw has been incredibly lucky! So many fantastic users have shown their excitement and »
How to use Environment Variables?
Since the release of Paw 2 in November, I see a lot more of excitement from users, which is an amazing feeling as a developer. There »
Let me restore the interface
Many of you asked to implement State Restoration, a way to restore the UI state after the app is closed. After investigations, Paw actually works correctly, »
How to use Response Parsed Body Dynamic Value
So I'll continue to write some tips about Paw, to temporarily compensate the lack of documentation... Dynamic Values are quite helpful to make your requests flexible, »
Paw 2 Available this week
That was a long way to go! Paw 1 was released on the Mac AppStore almost 8 months ago, on March 15, 2013, and since then »
The future of testing REST services/APIs – Paw HTTP Client 2.0 Beta 2
That's now over 6 months I released the first version of Paw HTTP Client on the Mac AppStore! I was trying to solve the lack of »