- The Martini tool makes very easy to create, expose, secure, test and document an API.

- I really liked how simple it is to bind an HTTP call to a service.

- The tool has numerous features to provide everything the developer needs to create an api.

- It is a platform that needs very little code to be used, which should greatly reduce the need for training for the formation of new developers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- The documentation in some parts is a bit confusing and outdated, especially for those who are not used to this type of tool.

- Some parts of the tool is still not very intuitive, so the documentation needs to be always up to date. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- browsing function

- export your idea in all styles (CMD, HTTP, Rest API , messaging )

- almost support everything starts from simple processing input up to complicated event-driven like Kafka and JMS.

- user interface and smart help in the right almost guider not help.

- support database in all type SQL , NoSQL. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

sometimes I need to restart because some dropdown list not shown

I'm a developer at the end I like the source option near design so it will be great if I have a configuration option that builds everything (I things they have !? ) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Very similar to eclipse, because it uses the lovely eclipse UI

- Developer centric software, combines the most essential features developer needs

- Its zero coding ability helps create APIs with no code required

- Very simple to use Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- It impacts the storage really bad, due to the large size

- the UI dark mode is not always good as on visibility factor, Prefer to provide multiple themes to choose from especially the light one

- Installation on Linux is a little bit terrible, need to clear software requirements

- Some parts of the documentation seems to be outdated

- The UI , Please improve it , do care more for colors and look please Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Martini is a great way to build apis and web services with a blueprint fashion.

You can create your APIs as if you are drawing a UML diagram.That makes it super

useful, especially for busineses with no development background or short on time.

Do you want to build a prototype? No problem.

Do you want to want to build an MVP product. It is easy.

I was pretty impressed by the varity of technologies it supports.

It is not only easy to use but also a very powerful tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are a couple of improvements needs to be made.

First of all, although UI is looking great, it can still be improved, especially

the coloring. Some icons are hard to see because of the icon/background color

choice.

Although it is well documented, it is a bit outdated.

Sometimes, especially resizing or moving the window, it took about 10 seconds to

adapt itself.

Overall, it is a great product and worth giving a try. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- It is very user friendly and has very cool features

- You have everything in one place, the IDE for development, connection with databases, browser to test APIs, etc., which saves a lot of time.

- It is both an online and desktop application for different types of operating systems which gives a lot of flexibility

- The documentation is pretty helpful to explore the application and use its different features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- The documentation is not very up to date with the current application.

- Some features are not very intuitive to find, so you need the documentation as a guide.

- In the current version for Linux, there is a problem with adding a parameter to a get API as the dropdown shows only the first option, "new" and not the rest of the list Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With no doubt, I believe Martini is part of the future software engineering. Creating APIs, managing their security, generating database connections, etc., is no longer an annoyingly long process with a lot of issues on the way. By using Martini, the cost of creating a project is significantly reduced therefore creating more opportunities for creative thought processes and innovations. The diversity of features in Martini is something I found the most fascinating. Another great thing is its documentation, which is simple and very useful for use. I haven’t come across the question (which occurs rarely), that I couldn’t solve within 2-3 minutes of searching. Since I have discovered Martini, it became my go-to API development tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although the documentation for Martini is efficient and easy to use, some parts require an image update since the new version came out. This wasn’t a major issue; since it only took a few more seconds to figure out the small changes that have occurred. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I didn't use low/no code platforms extensively before and when I tried to use them, I often found just writing the code yourself was usually faster and simpler than learning to use a new platform. This wasn't the case with Martini, when you need to wire up many different endpoints (queues, JMS, REST endpoints, directory polling etc.) there are a lot of common mistakes and pitfalls when coding it yourself, which often leads to bugs and extra development time. If you need to do this kind of integrations often, Martini can help you save time and avoid doing the same exception handling and boilerplating all the time. For me the main attraction was being able to wire up this many different interfaces together.

Clear and detailed documentation supported by short animations on where to click and how to do things helped a lot when starting out. Common problems which may arise are addressed in documentation too, such as a view being closed or a service not running etc.

It has built-in helpers to try out what you just wrote is running correctly or not such as triggering a JMS message or or sending an HTTP request. For REST API's it is very easy to generate modern documentations, Swagger or Postman definitions while building the API at the same time, which is usually a pain when you are hand coding a service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As a software developer myself, I know how hard it is to keep tutorials and documentation always in sync with a large product. There may be very minor differences with the documentation and the latest version you installed but most often they are easy to figure out yourself, such as a method being named LoggerMethods.println in documentation and Logger.println in the actual application. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Martini is the best tool if you don't have much coding experience with backend languages. If you are looking for a tool where you can connect to databases without any hassle, write APIs, expose those to the outside while following all the security best practices I can recommend Martini to you without second thoughts. Apart from that, you can analyze the data related to the endpoints you create using the reporting features available in Martini which comes in handy when managing public APIs. If you are a software engineer with the mindset that the duty of a software engineer is not to code from the scratch but to use the available tools to design a solution within the given budget and time, Martini is for you. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The documentation is very descriptive and understandable. But there were some places where I faced issues due to the reason that the documentation was referring to the older UI versions. Also, it would be better if the videos in the documentation are a bit slower than the current ones. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Being a developer having 7+ years of backend experience, understanding the challenges of designing and developing api's , maintaining higest level of development standards using different tools is big headache now a days, martini next gen low code platform is trying to solve the problem, by having all designing ,development and deployment challanges in its application, maintaing higest standard of development follwing secure coding practices too, looks amazing in 25-30 mins you can create an enterprise level api and integrate with highest oauth2 security standard and deploy it,the awesome part is wide level of integrations it has with different middleware extensions available in market, would defenitely recommend for sdlc process to anyone Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The product is very good and has all the integrations and features, just a minor request to include in next version which is a different themes apart from the draculla theme would be great Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best thing I like is, I can create & manage APIs in a good manner & time-efficient way. It also can connect with relational databases including MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and DB2, as well as NoSQL databases including MongoDB, Redis, & Cassandra. It saves many hours off of using traditional code-based solutions while still giving you the flexibility you need to create fantastic software applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is no dislike, whenever you first install a modern low-code platform we use to face some issue, but it can be easily resolve when you keep understanding the working of the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.