The best thing about Martini is how easy it is to create APIs, eThe best thing about Martini is how easy it is to create APIs, especially if your question is time to put services online. It's very fast and easy to create variables, paths, data delivery. It offers a wide range of connectors and types of services, it can be used with SQL and NoSQL databases. It's thinking about the shape and building without having to understand all the complexity of the code.specially if your question is time to put services online. It's very fast and easy to create variables, paths, data delivery. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The documentation does not seem to demonstrate some changes that have taken place in the names and types of connectors and services. Normal for a service that is changing all the time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Martini makes it trivial to write, deploy, maintain and manage an API. It shaves many hours off of using traditional code-based solutions while still giving you the flexibility you need to create fantastic software products. Most companies that adopt Martini can expect to shave weeks off of development time; it allows developers to concentrate on what matters in development, removing only the mindless, time-consuming boilerplate that needs to be set up whenever using traditional solutions. To save even more time, you can also access over 1700 APIs from the TORO Marketplace. You can connect to relational and NoSQL databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, and Redis. It also supports message queues such as ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ, and Apache Kafka. You can automate business processes using the bulletin-based workflow engine. The documentation is also fantastic so its very easy to get up to speed with this tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I first opened the desktop client, I faced an error relating to a failed port binding. I quickly resolved this by just restarting my laptop. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Create an API with almost zero coding.

The GUI allows a developer to create and test APIs quickly within a short period, reducing the overall time to market workflows.

Adding the security layer to the API, automation of API documentation are some simply fantastic functionalities..

The TORO market place is having a huge collection of production ready APIs which is awesome.

The reporting feature is amazing with several graphical representations.

Kudos to the entire team behind this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Even though the tutorial is well written and clearly explained, a few parts still refer to the old application version, which might confuse the user in the initial phase.

The workflows within the GUI can be enhanced by removing the tabular views to some wizard views.

In between the several steps, while creating the services, endpoints, etc., some error messages (run time errors) are displayed, and a provision to inform/mail the support team is missing. I believe this will assist the developers' who will be using this tool as the Martini community is still growing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The key highlight of the Martini is

Easy to get started as almost all the preferences of IDE match with either IntelliJ and Eclipse so migration is pretty simple.

The creation of a simple service can be done without much coding knowledge. Content assign help with functionality and linking of input functional parameter is done via linking param on click of a mouse.

Properties tab provides configuration to mark the parameter as required or optional.

The run console already pops up with the parameter required for running service.

We have basically run a service without writing a single line of code.

JMS Listener endpoint invocating can be tested without worry about setting up broker/topic. Functionality is built into the application and we only to select/create a destination topic.

Creating rest endpoint to a definition its input/output definition along with type and doc information is very simple to expand/collapse-based form with sophisticated and easy to under.

Creating an HTTP client based on the definition of rest API is automated.

Security group and user functionality are also inbuilt to test various authentication like 0Auth 2.0 and basic.

The API generates a schema that can be imported in swagger, postman, and open API.

The various invocation on service can be tracker in tracker which when configured will capture each request's details about the sender, receiver, content type, etc.

The report can be generated out of the transaction in the tracker in either tabular or chart form for better visual representation.

Hardware recommendation from my end is min 4 core CPU with 12 GB of ram for seamless operation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is no dislike as such as I am still exploring the application. However,

I would like to see tracker logs getting synced to ELK/Kibana from various microservices so that I can see a consolidated report getting generated out of the tracker in various systems.

Still getting used to the various shortcuts due to a large set of features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If you're looking for software to help you create your app, I recommend Martini because it's free to download and install. This allows you to develop an API with little or no coding. It's a nice catch since it integrates well with OpenAPI, Swagger, and SOAP. With Martini's visual report builder, you can quickly create reports for your application. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

To improve the user experience, there should be more space between toolbar buttons. Workflows are difficult to understand. To make the procedure easier, related workflow processes should be popped out of the user. For the time being, the user must navigate the app to discover the next procedure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The application tool is highly intuitive, All the features initially offered are all the things you need to develop an API. The Martini will provide a fast turnaround time for the dev lifecycle Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The tutorial provided on the website is a bit outdated in terms of the name of the service, components and method names, they can update the tutorial if there is a version changed on their desktop application Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is loaded with lots of features and makes working on API really easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At first, working through lots of features was a bit overwhelming. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Fast and easy to install: it takes less than 5 minutes to complete the installation and is ready to use.

- Lightweight platform and does not require many system resources, smoothly in the running.

- Full of demons and guidelines step by step on how to use features in the platform.

- A large ecosystem: the platform can support old to latest API standards, available for data migration and application development.

- Easily to build/export API to different formats with full of documentation.

- Provide a built-in testing feature (a problematic part in API development) that helps us verifying API operation without a coding skill required.

- Already integrated security feature to secure our APIs. This is an essential module as security always takes an important portion in any system, but Martini made it easier in our life.

- Logging supports at any level in API life-cycle. It's a handy feature to trace the issues, generating the report. In a production environment, without logging is not possible to troubleshooting or auditing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The documentation is very detail and meaningful, but some images/GIF is not up to date. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the most how many integrations you can make by using Martini, you integrate with JMS, REST, SOAP, and also use integrations from Toro market like integrating with Gmail, slack...

You can do all of these with simple steps.

I also like the documentation which covers everything in detail.

The design of the application is perfect and make it easy to use it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

From a developer perspective, I like to do more code than drag-drop, so I guess you should support writing code a little more and keep the easy way for new developers or people from other fields. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Martini is a wonderful low code API management for anyone with little coding experience looking to implement backend services without the hustle of actually learning to code or for a seasoned developer who likes to write as little code as possible. If, on the other hand, you love coding, this is probably not for you. I think it's really feature-rich, implementing some complex concepts like OAuth 2.0 authentication in the blink of an eye. If you get used to it, you'll develop backend services in record time compared to actually coding everything yourself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the GIFs in the tutorial were outdated. I'd recommend switching from GIFs to videos, so one doesn't have to watch it all over again every time you want to check something. Also, the UI feels somewhat outdated. A nicer one would be appreciated Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.