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Alan Mon introduces Proxy Mock, a powerful tool for capturing and replaying API calls. Learn how to effortlessly record inbound and outbound API requests and responses. The demonstration highlights how Proxy Mock operates entirely on your local machine, eliminating the need for cloud services or internet connectivity for testing. See how to set up Proxy Mock, inspect captured API calls (including request/response headers, body, and unique signatures), and leverage it to mock API responses for seamless local testing, ultimately boosting productivity and reducing the need for costly non-production environments.

Ken Ahrens explains the easy steps to have a successful stress or load test. Using Speedscale's mock environments, you are easily able to create a safe environment to test your code. Try it today!

When it comes to building APIs and enabling communication between different software components, three prominent architectural styles and frameworks often come up: REST, GraphQL, and gRPC. Each has its own approach, strengths, and weaknesses, making them suitable for different use cases.

Ken Ahrens gives a brief summary as to why more developers don't run more integration tests. With Speedscale, you can test your code in a safe environment without the help of service mocks.

Matt LeRay explains the key difference: AI agents can perform multi-step processes to solve complex software tasks, unlike simple LLMs that mainly answer questions. Discover how agents go beyond chat to: What are your thoughts on AI agents in software development? Let us know in the comments below!

Tired of costly cloud environments and unpredictable CI tests? Discover Proxy Mock, the free tool that lets you record your app's traffic locally and automatically generate mock services for realistic, reliable testing!

Tired of costly cloud environments and unpredictable CI tests? Discover Proxy Mock, the free tool that lets you record your app's traffic locally and automatically generate mock services for realistic, reliable testing!

This video walks you through the first steps when your application goes down: check monitoring, validate alerts, rule out cache issues with incognito mode, and dive into your observability data to find the fix!

Tired of brittle mocks and slow environments? In this 45 second breakdown, Nate Lee compares service mocks, service virtualization, and traffic replay—and show you why replaying real traffic is a game-changer for reliable testing at Speedscale.

Nate Lee discusses the benefits of developers using service mocks, highlighting how they allow teams to simulate APIs and external services during development and testing. This approach enables developers to work independently of backend systems, reduce dependencies, and catch issues early, ultimately improving productivity and software quality.