Postman at APIdays Amsterdam: Building Better APIs for the AI Era
APIdays Amsterdam brought together API practitioners, architects, platform teams, and AI innovators from across Europe to explore the future of APIs for…
Generating Client SDKs and AI-Ready CLIs with Postman
Postman can generate a fully documented, type-safe SDK directly from a collection or an OpenAPI spec, in nine languages, and it can…
Working with the Postman CLI
The Postman CLI is the official command-line tool for Postman. It lets you run collections, publish workspaces, lint API specs, trigger monitors,…
Get External Contributions to your Workspace with Forks and PRs
Building APIs isn’t an engineering‑only effort. Beyond the people writing code, you have technical writers shaping documentation, QA extending tests, frontend engineers…
Collaborating on APIs with Postman Team Workspaces and Native Git
As a developer, your code is probably already version-controlled in Git, but the surrounding API artifacts (OpenAPI specs, collections, environments, etc) can…
How to build a gRPC API in Node.js
gRPC is one of the most popular API architectural patterns for building service-to-service communication systems in distributed environments. It is a highly…
How to improve API discoverability with Postman workspaces
One of the best ways for API producers to improve their API distribution strategy is to invest heavily in the discoverability of…
What is Protobuf?
Protobuf, which is short for “Protocol Buffers,” is an efficient, language-agnostic data serialization mechanism. It enables developers to define structured data in…
Best practices for API error handling
Error handling is a crucial part of working with APIs. When an API encounters an issue, such as invalid input data or…
What is CORS?
CORS, which stands for “Cross-Origin Resource Sharing,” is a security standard that enables servers to indicate the origins from which browsers are…
What is HTTP?
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is a set of rules that define how data is transferred between a client and server on the…
What is JWT?
JWT, which stands for JSON Web Token, is an open standard for securely sharing JSON data between parties. The data is encoded…
