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Postman

An Incredible Tool for API Development and Testing

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THAT Conference 2019 | Postman: An Incredible Tool for API Development and Testing | Ryan Niemeyer

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THAT Conference 2019 | Postman: An Incredible Tool for API Development and Testing | Ryan Niemeyer

Working with HTTP API calls is an everyday occurrence for most developers. Postman is an exceptional and flexible tool for testing and understanding these API calls. Join Ryan Niemeyer as he demonstrates the many features of Postman beyond making simple API calls. You will look at setting up collections of calls and using environments to target different deployments. Additionally, you will dive into the scripting features that you can use in Postman to automate tests or workflows, including using variables and chaining requests together. Let Postman help you wrangle your API into an organized, tested, and documented star.

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Postman: An Incredible Tool for API Development and Testing

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Know what's good
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, and possible dealbreakers
Teaches use of Postman's collection organization and environment targeting features, which is standard in software development
Taught by Ryan Niemeyer, who is recognized for his work in software development
Develops scripting skills in Postman, which is a core skill for API testing
Examines API calls, which is highly relevant to software development
Builds a strong foundation for API development and testing

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Software Engineer
Design, develop, and test software for an array of projects and in various industries. With a background in API development and testing, you can elevate the quality of the software you produce and advance in your role as a Software Engineer.
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Quality Assurance Analyst
Provide quality assurance for software products by thoroughly testing them to identify and resolve defects. You will be able to excel with your strong testing and API development skills.
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Web Developer
Develop and maintain responsive, user-friendly websites and web applications across multiple platforms and devices. A strong understanding of API development and testing can help you produce high-quality web-based products.
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Automation Engineer
Design, develop, and implement automated testing frameworks and tools to improve software quality. Your API development and testing knowledge will provide a solid foundation for success in this role.
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DevOps Engineer
Collaborate with development and operations teams to ensure smooth software delivery. With your expertise in API development and testing, you can help bridge the gap between development and operations.
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Solutions Architect
Design and implement technical solutions for customers, taking into account their specific needs and requirements. Your knowledge of API development and testing will enable you to create robust and scalable solutions.
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Data Scientist
Analyze large datasets to extract meaningful insights and build predictive models. An understanding of API development and testing can help you access and integrate data from various sources.
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Test Manager
Plan, execute, and manage software testing activities to ensure the quality and reliability of software products. Your experience in API development and testing will be invaluable in this role.
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Product Manager
Define product vision, roadmap, and features based on market research and customer feedback. Your understanding of API development and testing will enable you to create products that meet the needs of users and integrate seamlessly with other systems.
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Technical Support Engineer
Provide technical support to customers, resolving their issues and answering their questions. Your knowledge of API development and testing will allow you to quickly identify and resolve technical problems.
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Business Analyst
Analyze business processes and requirements to improve efficiency and productivity. Your understanding of API development and testing can help you bridge the gap between business and technical teams.
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IT Project Manager
Manage IT projects from start to finish, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and to the required specifications. Your knowledge of API development and testing will help you understand the technical aspects of projects and effectively manage teams.
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Technical Writer
Create and maintain technical documentation, such as user manuals, white papers, and training materials. Your knowledge of API development and testing will enable you to create clear and accurate documentation for technical products.
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Systems Analyst
Analyze and design business systems to improve efficiency and productivity. Your understanding of API development and testing will enable you to create systems that integrate seamlessly with other systems and meet the needs of the business.
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Database Administrator
Manage and maintain databases to ensure data integrity, security, and performance. Your knowledge of API development and testing will help you create and maintain APIs that access and manipulate data efficiently.
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Teaches use of Postman's collection organization and environment targeting features, which is standard in software development
Taught by Ryan Niemeyer, who is recognized for his work in software development
Develops scripting skills in Postman, which is a core skill for API testing
Examines API calls, which is highly relevant to software development
Builds a strong foundation for API development and testing
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