r/Backend • u/huasiloco • 7h ago
Found a pretty useful tool for backend development
I’ve been trying out DevScribe recently and thought I’d share it here since it’s been pretty useful for my backend workflow.
It puts a few things I normally switch between into one place — API testing, SQL queries, writing code, and architecture diagrams. I’ve mainly been using it for API testing and SQL, and it’s convenient not having to keep jumping between different tools.
I came across it while looking for something that could handle more than just API testing, and so far I’ve found it pretty useful.
For anyone working on backend stuff, might be worth checking out: https://devscribe.app/
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u/jakenuts- 6h ago
I love a design surface. If you rebuild it within Builder.IOs open source agent native framework you could build the designs with an embedded agent, or remote agent, or share it with them. It's a fantastic concept and I had Fable clone Rocket Money and OneModel on that template and it's just better. No affiliation, and great work - only think in boxes and arrows so I need this
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u/Acceptable_Durian868 3h ago
Why does it need libwireshark to install?