Master API Testing with Postman – A Beginner-Friendly Course

Start using Postman by creating an environment in your workspace and a simple get request in a new collection, then organize with folders and a named test request.

Explore how to set up Postman environments and variables, use host values with curly braces, and send get, post, and put requests to a dotnet api with guided route testing.

Explore sending data via query strings and in the body using Postman, including query parameters, form data, and json payloads, and learn to test and inspect API responses.

Learn how to send and retrieve cookies and headers in Postman, create and manage test cookies and headers, and inspect response cookies and headers across requests.

Export your collection by selecting export and the version, then save a portable json file. Import the same collection on another computer to demonstrate the process.

Import a Postman collection to another computer under the same account using file, folder, link, or raw text, and note that environment variables stay the same.

Explore how to create and manage examples in Postman to describe requests and responses, a mockup database, and collaboration workflows for API design and front-end development.

Learn to create mock APIs in Postman, set up mock servers and collections, protect requests with an api key header, and run collections to simulate responses for frontend development.

Publish your API documentation with Postman to create a public, browsable site from your collection. Preview in the browser, configure environments, and organize requests, folders, and examples for easy discovery.

Learn to run and automate tests in Postman by using test scripts and snippets to verify response time and status codes for API requests.

Discover additional testing options in Postman, including body data validation with body matches and JSON responses, and use response body snippets to run checks.

Review how to post API requests using the bowsman tool and explore related API development courses, then submit assignments on the Configure Solution Learning platform for anonymous feedback.