Humlix

After listening to feedback, Humlix is now available as an NPM package and can easily run tests from the command-line. All that is needed is an OpenAPI specification or a Humlix test suite to get started.
The test result is available in both JUnit XML and CLI.

We have created the first real video showcasing Humlix and how it works.
It is now possible for potential users to grasp the functionality just by looking at the video. They can easily learn how to generate tests for their web APIs.

Recorded it using screen capture on Mac OS and edited the video with Camtasia.

I looked at many landing pages out there and wanted to make it easier for visitors to understand what Humlix is all about.

Added a step by step explanation that covers the basic flow of using Humlix to generate Web APIs tests.

Hopefully, this can make more visitors to Humlix stay longer and learn more about the tool.

After a lot of work, I finally released Humlix for Mac OS, Windows, and Linux platforms. Available on https://www.humlix.com.

This will make it easier for people to take Humlix for a spin.

I also added a licensing strategy and integrated a payment solution so I can start selling Humlix.

I have been browsing Indie Hackers and always loved the culture here. I started to think a couple of weeks ago about adding Humlix when it went into Beta-phase.

Here it is, available for developers and testers to try it out and hopefully I can receive some feedback on what to improve or what is missing.

Sign up for beta-access on https://www.humlix.com and follow the getting started guide on https://docs.humlix.com to learn how it works.