Testing applications webhooks locally
Today we where working on a little Twilio integration. On incoming calls twilio sends a request to a pre-determined url of your web application.
Testing this kind of stuff by constantly deploying to a test environment could become quickly tedious. Instead we found a better solution as explained in this article: https://www.twilio.com/blog/2013/10/test-your-webhooks-locally-with-ngrok.html
Ngrok can also be used for other type of testing, check it out: https://ngrok.com/
Written by David Santoro
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This is an amazing tool!

Check http://requestb.in too. They don't recycle URLs so the hooks should always be your hooks

Check http://requestb.in too. They don't recycle URLs so the hooks should always be your hooks
Also PutsReq which allows you to forward requests to localhost, besides tracking requests and responses.