Unifrost vs DummyAPI: What are the differences?

Developers describe Unifrost as "Stream PubSub Messages to the Browser". It is a go module for relaying pubsub messages to the web via SSE(Eventsource). It is based on Twitter's implementation for real-time event-streaming in their new web app. On the other hand, DummyAPI is detailed as "Simple API service with Dummy data, for demos/learning/mocking". Dummyapi is free to use API with generated fake data. A bulk of models will cover all your needs for Mocking UI / Discovering new Interactions / Learning new technologies. Huge amount of data: user profiles, posts, images, comments, etc.

Unifrost and DummyAPI can be primarily classified as "Realtime Backend / API" tools.

Some of the features offered by Unifrost are:

• Supports Go modules
• Uses Server-Sent-Events
• Can be embedded in your api server

On the other hand, DummyAPI provides the following key features:

• Non-auth - a bulk of routes that provide you with data without any authorization process
• Auth - you can use data routes with authorization, can be useful for skill evaluation
• 24/7 access - Full-time access to API, make it simple to use for a demo page or presentations of your tools/library etc.
  Data Relations - Complex data structure with a different relation type

Unifrost is an open source tool with 156 GitHub stars and 8 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Unifrost's open source repository on GitHub.