Worth calling out that Serious Eats is a publication with many recipe developers. Not all of them are equal to Kenji (although Daniel Gritzer is unequal because he's even better!).
Serious Eats is overall great, but definitely trust the byline not the publication.
I didn't know about hoverfly when I wrote mock-proxy, but the proxyserver mode looks like very much the same strategy.
One feature mock-proxy has that hoverfly lacks is first class support for git repositories as an endpoint type. This can simplify the mocking process if what you're mocking is an HTTP git clone.
But overall hoverfly looks a lot more feature complete and super polished, thanks for telling me about it!
The (1) in make(1) corresponds to which section of the manual[1] make is in. This is useful in some cases to distinguish between things that might be in multiple sections like printf(1) the user command and printf(3) the C library function. When everyone knows what's being discussed, I think it's mostly people trying to give a shibboleth that they've read the fine manual.
Serious Eats is overall great, but definitely trust the byline not the publication.