-User app capabilities are awesome. It is easy to create, edit and integrate APIs without any code.

-Both desktop and online variants are great.

-Easily create API in a fast way.

-The time passed from registration to online is really short.

-Anyone can easily adapt the documentation.

-Automation of documentation of API is a big plus

-CPU usage and system requirements are really satisfying. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

-When I logged in to the app on my Windows desktop PC I faced an error that isn't explanatory. I couldn't solve the problem so I switched to my Mac but the error didn't lose. I couldn't find any resource on the internet about my error and the error alert doesn't give me any hint to solve. It was hard to install the app properly.

-User interface steel feels a little bit ugly. UI colors and components should be redesigned. Icons that potentially will be the most used ones aren't as clear as day. It was hard to find proper components to navigate over application functionality.

-Still, it is hard to get used to work quickly and relax way.

-Error part of the documentation is relatively weak. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Martini is one of the best end-to-end application integration platforms of recent years. Martini's intuitive Low code environment allows developers to create an enormous number of services within a few hours, and one could become very conversant with the platform immediately. With Martini, we can:

- Create packages, services, reusable functions, and many connectors to connect north and southbound applications

- Expose the services over several endpoints like JMS Listener, Kafka Listener, Scheduler, Redis Pub-Sub listener, HTTP filter, FTP Server, FTP Client etc which pretty much covers most of the external touchpoint requirements

Apart from basic service creation, this platform supports the complete lifecycle of API. Once a web service is created, it can be exposed as SOAP/REST API. With in-built API Gateway capability, these APIs can be authorized (OAuth2.0), throttled, documented, published, and tracked. We can smartly report whole API usage in various reporting formats like Bar chart, Pie chart, Area chart, Line chart, Tabular form etc

Also, Martini is offered in various forms, namely a fully supported SaaS platform, on-premise installation, or installation on the public cloud, undoubtedly helpful for any enterprise. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are very few issues during installation and instance lauch which was resolved with restarts. Also it is highly recommended to update the tutorial to depict last terminologies used in Martini desktop workspace. API Gateway functionalities can be further enriched. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Creating and managing API is a piece of cake for Martini, Along with integrating various industry-standard tools and services such as Open-API (Swagger) for automatically generating API specifications that can be used anywhere with zero extra efforts.

- We can connect to various Relational and no -sequel databases is easy and robust, We can also connect to various industry-standard messaging queues such as ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ, and Kafka

- The UI helps in creating REST APIs in a matter of minutes along with documentation and specification which can be later exported as a swagger specification and used in various platforms with changing anything.

- Documenting the API is very easy and involves less effort as we just have to write the description and the application creates the documentation on the go. We can document up to field level going up to the API.

- Creating HTTP methods with various configuration and Authentication methods such as OAuth2.0 is really easy. We can easily integrate OAuth2.0 and create users and groups that can access the API using a token generated.

- Logging and Monitoring are made easy with the help of inbuild tacking and visualizing tools, We can track and visualize any field or API that has been used in the API's specification.

- Generating a report is also a piece of cake from the pre-existing tacking system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- The documentation is a bit outdated and takes manual effort to find the things that are different from the documentation and the actual application.

- It takes some time to adapt to the UI and there is a learning curve to e=understand each feature of the application and that can take some time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- My experience with Martini is excellent

- I really like the GUI with almost no code to write with drag and drop features

- Design, Consume & publish APIs

- Apply security and usage rules to APIs

- Integrate internal applications and databases with cloud-based services

- Automate manual processes and workflows

- Integrate all legacy and cloud-based applications and services, consume APIs, publish APIs, automate processes, log transactions, and create reports, I have created a simple API using Martini tools :

- Creating a package 1 - 2 minute

- writing a service 4 - 10 Minute

- invoking a service over HTTP 2 - 5 Minute

- Creating an endpoint 5 - 10 Minute

- publishing an API 5 - 10 Minute

- Documenting an API 5 - 10 Minute

- Securing API 5 - 10 Minute

- Viewing transaction in tracker 5 - 10 Minute

- Create a report 5 - 10 Minute

- Easy to use due to similar to eclipse interface with which most of the developers familiar

- It- Free to download easy to install & work, it supports almost all OS, I have installed it on windows 64bit

- Drag & Drop features make development easiest

- With report generation, users can see a graphical representation of data

- Huge extension & API are available in the Martini API management & integration platform Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Suggestion for update the document's images & GIF i.e. removing create gloop service to create service etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

An easy tool to develop APIs in a super-fast way.

It helped me to create a POC of a project in under two days.

Lots of built-in capabilities that reduce manual coding and helps me to deliver projects and implement POC in shorter timeframes.

Few out of the box features like in-app API testing and endpoint creation and configuring operations for endpoints can be done in a couple of clicks. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Few parts of the documents do not match the latest version of the application.

There are many tabs at times which leads to confusion. A design change can improve the useability of the application. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- The UI looks like a combination of IntelliJ and Eclipse. So migrating to Martini is easy.

- It is one of a kind UI based backend services development system.

- It's a powerful tool that relieves the developer from setting up the environment and managing it. Martini does that all by itself with minimal configuration required from our end. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- The application startup jobs could be run in the background instead of blocking the view.

- There is some inconsistency between the instructions and the gifs.

- For me, it was a steep learning curve, until it started making sense. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The user interface is very good and easy to use.

Anyone can easily develop and test the APIs in a simple manner.

As personally, I like the Log tracker and report designer are beneficial features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The documentation needs to update. You can't find the same options and features in the Martini Desktop, which you saw on the website guide. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I enjoy most is the ease with which third-party APIs may be integrated. API models and security can be managed with a few mouse clicks.

It solves my problem of returning mock data in APIs as a developer. With a single click, you may transition between mock and live environments.

The installation and starting guides are quite simple, making it easy to rapidly set up the software. Martini already has enough code samples to get started.

Overall, they are excellent tools for the development community. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Performance consumes a substantial amount of CPU and memory during launch, but it improves after the application is fully loaded. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Iliked the way Martini have come up with their low code API platform. It is easy to use and have got excellent tutorial/documentation to help beginnners to get started on their platform. I have got years of experience working on other market leading integration platforms and i would highly recommend Martini. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Documentation doesnt reflect the version updates - which is something to be worked on. But it is good enough to get things done anyway. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is very simple to create an API and specially reduces the tedious work of two particular tasks: Security (Authorization and Authentication) and Documentation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find it a little difficult to follow the tutorial given that it's not up to date to the latest release but it's not hard to figure out how to do what one needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.