Hey Guys, How often do you start building a React component, only to realize the backend API isn't ready yet, or the staging backend is down? Using local mock files or hardcoded state gets messy fast. I built Thodr to solve this. It's a hosted tool where you can create live mock API endpoints, grab the HTTPS URL, and drop it straight into your fetch or Axios calls. Why it's useful for React workflows: You can simulate API response delays (delay_ms) to test loading skeletons and spinners. You can trigger error states (404, 500) to test your Error Boundaries and UI fallback states. Supports dynamic response templating—so if your frontend sends ?name=John, the mock API returns "Hello, John" dynamically. It runs entirely in the cloud, so you don't need to run any local mock servers or Docker setups. Would love to get some feedback from the community on how you currently handle API mocking in your React projects and if Thodr fits into your workflow!…