Testing APIs in Postman using advanced OAuth flows
This is a guest post written by Jonas Inggbom, director of sales engineering at Curity. These days, it’s not uncommon for testers…
What is OAuth 2.0?
OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework that enables users to safely share their data between different applications. It is an industry standard…
Announcing the Postman Interceptor extension for all browsers
With the Postman Interceptor extension on Chrome already serving as one key way our community of more than 25 million users captures…
Building for the “99% Developers”
This piece first appeared in Andreessen-Horowitz’s Future publication in February 2022. At the time, I was founder and CEO of Akita Software,…
5 ways to set up your Postman team profile for greater success
If you’ve been keeping up with the Postman blog, you already know that completing your Postman public profile is an important step…
Postman Classroom Program: NITK students build cutting-edge software with an API-first approach
Postman recently completed its first year of partnership with the National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK), and we’re so proud of all…
REST API interview questions
APIs are the building blocks of modern applications, and it’s becoming more common to see “knowledge of REST APIs” listed as a…
Bring visual collaboration to life with Postman and Miro APIs
This is a guest post written by Will Bishop, a staff developer advocate at Miro. With the power of Postman, the options…
Generate Postman Collections from New Relic services
Today, more than 25 million people around the world use the Postman API Platform. As this number only grows, we’re focused on…
API testing interview questions
So, you have a big job interview coming up, and you know they’re going to grill you on your API testing knowledge….
End-to-end testing best practices with Postman mock servers
End-to-end (E2E) tests focus on the complete user workflow. This type of testing approach begins from the end user’s perspective and simulates…
What is OpenAPI?
OpenAPI, formerly known as Swagger, is an interoperable, machine-readable, and human-friendly specification format that is used to define HTTP APIs. It relies…
