roelbondoc

Hello all. I just want to say thanks for everyone's feedback. It is very much appreciated. I apologize if I don't have the chance right now to respond to everyone individually but I plan to at some point. Just want to let you all know I'm reading the feedback and will hopefully make this product better. Thanks.

That is a good point. I will spend some time on the landing page to communicate how it works.

Agreed. I'll put some more work into the marketing site to explain how it works.

Sorry about that. It's fixed now, any feedback would be appreciated.

I "hope" it will be better, its working now!

Thanks!, should be fixed now.

It's targeted for any REST/Json based api. (reading or writing)

Thanks for the report, should be fixed now.

My apologies, should be fixed now.

I've always encountered issues with my namespaces. It's very minor and easily corrected, but annoying nonetheless.

Great article that actually simplifies and explains the things I've experienced myself!

The main thing that attracted me to Ctrl-p was that it is written in pure vimscript. Command-T, however, requires your vim to be compiled with Ruby support.

I spend most of my computing hours using the keyboard 99% of the time. I can completely agree keyboard interfaces are very rewarding.

However, I believe there is "muscle memory" that can be learned using the mouse. For example, playing a lot of first person shooter games in my day, one can learn and memorize the nuances of moving the mouse. Correlating the amount and direction of movement of the mouse with the response of the screen is, I believe, a skill that can be learned and is quite rewarding.

I agree. Developing on Ubuntu on a VM has been a great experience for me so far. It seems much less painful to develop on a platform that is similar to where you will be deploying.