Yes, I only use this now. I used postman for a while, but I remember last time I tried it, it was way too complex, had to create projects or accounts (or something like that) to make a simple request.
I now only use this VSCode extension, I have some .http files saved in my project with requests I do often. If I am trying an API online, I just copy-paste their cURL examples and run them, it's useful because on Windows there is no cURL cmd preinstalled. It's also nice that you get code highlighting by default in VSCode for the .http files.
I now only use this VSCode extension, I have some .http files saved in my project with requests I do often. If I am trying an API online, I just copy-paste their cURL examples and run them, it's useful because on Windows there is no cURL cmd preinstalled. It's also nice that you get code highlighting by default in VSCode for the .http files.