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A variable is a memory space in which we can store data and used it at any point in time when needed. In Postman, a variable can be declared by the following scopes: Global variables enable you to ac…
Backend lovers, this is for you! Today I am starting with this development series where I will be talking about all things BUILD. This is the very first article in this series. We will be building a n…
APIs are everywhere! Ever wondered how we click on the little button in our phone and music starts playing? Well, that is an API it may seem like magic, but it's actually the result of a well-designe…
Lately, our institute had organized an introductory session on Postman API 101 providing an best opportunity for students to learn about Postman. what is Postman?— Postman is an API development envir…
As a developer, I'm always looking for ways to improve my workflow and make my job easier. Recently, I heard about Postman, a popular tool for testing and documenting APIs, and I decided to give it a try. I started with Postman 101, a basic…
Postman can build a collection of API requests and has a friendly interface for walking the API specification. This article aims to accelerate your timeline for productively exploring the API and deve…
Ignited at Ignite. Dived into the GitHub Universe. Celebrated the devfest. And It’s now the 4th one in the row of my exploration Journey in Tech Events! Yes, I was There! Yes, I was part of history-ma…
API stands for Application Programming Interface. An API is a set of rules, protocols, and tools that define how two different software applications can communicate with each other. In simple terms, an API is like a messenger that takes req…
Before we get into this, if you're new here or don't know me - I'm Harshit, and I'm a Software Engineer currently working at Postman (https://postman.com), an API Development Platform. This is a new s…
API development can be a daunting task, especially for those new to the field. I can attest to the fact that I felt this way since the API's complexity seemed to be a mental block that I was unable to…