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KeyDB
A multi-threaded high-performance fork of Redis.
Drop-in replacement for Redis. Claims x5 speed boost from multi-threading. Adds some extra features like backup to S3 and active replication. Potentially reduces operational complexity by shifting scaling to CPU cores and network throughput rather than requiring clustering.
Thunder Client
An HTTP client for VS Code.
Easily build HTTP requests with custom params, auth (basic, bearer, OAuth), headers and body (text, JSON, XML, form, GraphQL). Parses and syntax highlights response, headers and cookies. Can create automated tests with conditions such as response time, status codes, headers, etc.
Beta announcements
Status and descriptions are from the original edition.
Zellij
Terminal workspace and multiplexer. • DEVELOPER TOOLS • OPEN SOURCE • OPEN ACCESS
Consul
Service mesh for automated networking. • DEVOPS • OPEN SOURCE • OPEN ACCESS
CodeSee
Visual mapping of how large codebases work. Q&A: Shanea Leven discusses how she was inspired to start CodeSee by a Docker bug nobody knew how to fix. Read the interview (https://console.dev/qa/codesee-shanea-leven/) . • DEVELOPER TOOLS • SAAS • CLOSED ACCESS 🎤 On 28-29 Apr, our friends at GitPod are hosting DevX Conf (https://devxconf.org/?ref=console.dev) , a free virtual conference about developer tools (we did a Q&A with their CTO (https://console.dev/qa/gitpod-christian-weichel/) back in Feb). Speaker lineup includes: GitHub, Supabase, Linear, Yarn, DataDog & Snyk. 👋 We are always on the lookout for interesting tools to feature in the newsletter, so please say hello (mailto:hello@console.dev) if you're working on something new or have recently used a tool you think we'd like. We only include things that would be of interest to experienced developers and do not accept payment for product inclusion. We do not track email opens, but do track clicks so we can refine our selection criteria.