I saw you said in another comment that you recently already bought an ergo keyboard, but when you go to replace it check out some of the split ergos with integrated trackpads/trackballs that are starting to get more popular. I’m eventually going to switch over to a wireless split with a trackpad on both halves which seems like the best option.

for sure in future I will consider that. not having to take hands off the keyboard is a great idea and I sure will want to try it once my current devices will start to rot.

give me unit test generation and I’m bought

well, the UI is totally fine on iOS and iPadOS - but on the MacOS it's somewhat archaic for me and waaay behind

OP asks for automatic wake-up. the built in one cannot do that.

I wonder what will be the price tag for this. as it’s free in the EAP only. I wish it will take into account that I’m already paying the all-pack sub :D

this. jesus, I can’t count how many times I have to dislike a song and hit a skip button, because Apple decided that I might like it. Like how the heck I may like some rap songs when my taste is around Electronic music.

It’s really hard to find some new songs and artists this way. I’m looking for new songs more often on Youtube mixes than in Apple Music suggestions.

that may be true, especially that based on the rumours, there won't be many pieces at launch, so the demand will be higher than supply

real madman. I remember using JMeter few years ago and it was a nightmare. Did it improve over the last 5 years?

anywhere on the project? hmm, that sounds pretty neat.

sorry for bugging you, but do you know if there is some way to import postman collections into this kind of a file? cause I have like 100 files in postman atm

edit: nvm, just tried it out and I can get from postman a HTTP "code" and simply paste it into .request fiel.

any resources to get the hang of the IntelliJ Client? cause when I tried it I kind of hit a wall not knowing where to start

I see that Hurl is much alike the Jetbrains HTTP Client. maybe I could give that one another try or the Hurl as this way of writing requests is more “developer-like” and looks neat

I am really shocked in how good and yet simple this app is. wonderful!