framework VS mockoon

Spark.NET- The .NET Web Framework for Makers. Build production ready, full-stack web applications fast without sweating the small stuff.

Currently no, it's all packaged together. It's an MIT license though, so you could copy the Mailables code and use it in your own projects if you like: https://github.com/blazor-spark/blazor-spark/tree/master/BlazorSpark.Library/Mail

This was my first major open source project. My main motivation was giving devs a starting point for Blazor that had everything ready for a full stack app. Database, auth, mail, events, queues, cron jobs, and more.

If you are interested in contributing, check out the Github repo. https://github.com/blazor-spark/blazor-spark

There is an example app in my repo - https://github.com/blazor-spark/blazor-spark/tree/master/BlazorSpark.Example

You can check out the repo here: https://github.com/blazor-spark/blazor-spark

Mockoon - Used as a logging server instead of using print in the console.

Hopefully, 2024 is the year I can stop freelancing and live the dream! Work on an open-source project I love while not feeling guilty about not bringing enough money home :D

--> https://mockoon.com

The project I'm working on is https://mockoon.com

Mockoon- Mockoon is the easiest and quickest way to design and run mock REST APIs.

Startup Name / URL: Mockoon (https://mockoon.com)

If you are looking for something with a GUI, I made https://mockoon.com It's open source, supports Faker.js and has a CLI to run the mocks in your CI env (or elsewhere).

I maintain an open-source app built with Electron. It serves tens of thousands of users every months and nobody complained in 5 years that it is being built with Electron. Not saying that Electron is perfect, and that it couldn't be a bit more performant, but as a solo maintainer (and entrepreneur) it helps me ship something that save people time. The burden of maintaining an application is already huge. Having to juggle with multiple environments would be a hassle and I definitely wouldn't do it.

That being said, if a "drop-in" alternative would be available I would probably try to switch at one point. But the alternative would have to be on par with the ecosystem (including packaging, binaries signing, etc.), the community, the ease of use... I don't think there is such a thing yet.

The app, if you are interested: https://mockoon.com

Company: https://mockoon.com

I recommend Mockoon https://mockoon.com/ it’s simple like Postman without create mock api server with code

This may not be what you're looking for, but have you seen Mockoon?