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How we lost 54k GitHub stars – HTTPie blog
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What we learned from losing a decade of stargazers and watchers, the biggest accidental community loss in open source history.
How we lost 54k GitHub stars – HTTPie blog Desktop Terminal AI Docs Jobs 5 Blog Community translations: Japanese , Russian Gaining 54k GitHub stars HTTPie for Terminal is celebrating 10 years since the first commit . If you’re unfamiliar with the project, it’s an open-source CLI HTTP client. What makes HTTPie different is that we build it from the ground up to make API interaction from the terminal as human-friendly as possible. Starting with the first public release, published on the 25th of February 2012 from a rainy Copenhagen, we’ve hosted the project on GitHub. I’ve been a GitHub fan ever
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