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How to Import OpenAPI Specs into Voiden and Turn Them into API Tests
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Nikolas Dimitroulakis

07/13/2026

How to Import OpenAPI Specs into Voiden and Turn Them into API Tests

Import an OpenAPI spec into Voiden, turn it into runnable requests, and add the auth and assertions that make it a real test suite.

Obsidian vs Voiden: When to Use Both
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Nikolas Dimitroulakis

07/28/2026

Obsidian vs Voiden: When to Use Both

Obsidian is a notes workspace. Voiden is an API workspace. Where one job ends, the other begins, and why a lot of developers should be running both.

Migrating from Insomnia to Voiden, Without Starting Over
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Phurpa Tsering

07/21/2026

Migrating from Insomnia to Voiden, Without Starting Over

How to migrate from Insomnia to Voiden: import your Insomnia v5 export as plain-text .void files, with folder structure, headers, params, bodies, and auth included, then version everything in Git.

Voiden 1 to Voiden 2: the changes that matter
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Davinder singh

07/14/2026

Voiden 1 to Voiden 2: the changes that matter

Voiden 2 shipped across four releases. Here are the changes that actually change how you work: the CLI runner, a protocol-agnostic core, hierarchical inheritance, and preview tabs.

curl Is Great. The Mess Around It Isn't.
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Nikolas Dimitroulakis

07/07/2026

curl Is Great. The Mess Around It Isn't.

curl is a brilliant execution tool. But real API work is auth, environments, chains, docs, and Git, and that's where "just use curl" quietly stops being true.

Pre & Post Request Scripts Beyond the JavaScript Sandbox: Real Python and Shell in Voiden
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Nikolas Dimitroulakis

06/07/2026

Pre & Post Request Scripts Beyond the JavaScript Sandbox: Real Python and Shell in Voiden

Every API client runs pre- and post-request scripts in a JavaScript sandbox — and there's an architectural reason why. Voiden is the only one that runs them on real interpreters: JavaScript, Python, and shell.

How to Test WebSocket Applications: Functional, Load, and Debugging
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Phurpa Tsering

06/07/2026

How to Test WebSocket Applications: Functional, Load, and Debugging

A practical guide to testing multiuser WebSocket applications: functional testing, load testing with k6 or Artillery, debugging, and keeping WebSocket tests in Git.

Why Voiden Is Built on Electron
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Nikolas Dimitroulakis

04/07/2026

Why Voiden Is Built on Electron

An honest look at why we chose Electron for Voiden — the real tradeoffs, the real numbers, and what the community pushback taught us about talking about them.

Request History in Voiden: Never Lose Track of a Request Again
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Nikolas

03/07/2026

Request History in Voiden: Never Lose Track of a Request Again

How Voiden's Request History turns every API request into a local, replayable snapshot — what it records, where it lives, and how to get your last working request back.