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Postman great experience for long time.
What do you like best about the product?
- Test API Calls During development.
- We can create and manage Environments based on each projects.
- We can set Environment variables, so we can use easily at all other places wherever we want that value.
- Convert API call code to different language that helps a lot to developers.
- We can save API response to help other developers to identify what response should return.
- We can create and manage Environments based on each projects.
- We can set Environment variables, so we can use easily at all other places wherever we want that value.
- Convert API call code to different language that helps a lot to developers.
- We can save API response to help other developers to identify what response should return.
What do you dislike about the product?
- We can only test REST APIs and can not test SOAP APIs
- Sometime, Memory usage is increased as you continuously using this App.
- Sometime, Memory usage is increased as you continuously using this App.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
- Save completed APIs and save them, so other developer easily identify how they needs to implement.
- We can save response, so developers can easily create models based on response prediction.
- Sharing postman collection with other, so they can easily import and check.
- We can save response, so developers can easily create models based on response prediction.
- Sharing postman collection with other, so they can easily import and check.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you are looking for proper application to test your APIs, then Postman is great tool.
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REST Client Awesomeness
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of use, the possibility to have collections
What do you dislike about the product?
Not very clear on how to use variables to reuse settings or values
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I needed a quick and easy way to test APIs. Postman gives me that.
A Great Way to Test Your APIs
What do you like best about the product?
I love how easy it is to create API calls and then organize them around your project. Postman can especially useful when you are testing across a variety of environments. I love that you can build around these environments and have different variables to fill in depending on which you are using.
What do you dislike about the product?
If you're not paying for it, the only good way to share data with your team is by downloading and sending files. Still, not bad at all for a free platform. I haven't used lots of the features they have like the collection Runner, so there are still things for me to discover.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use postman to test every API I create. As someone who primarily works on the backend, I love being able to work directly with my APIs and know that they are working as intended. It is also a great way to test third part APIs that you might be interested in using.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Set up environments so that you can use your collections across all your deployments, and take the time to organize your collections in a clear way.
A great tool to test, validate, and deploy your APIs
What do you like best about the product?
Postman is very simple to use. You can easily run REST API calls, pass in variables in various formats (query string, request header, body, etc), set it as a Get, Post, Put, etc. You can also export your API setup to easily install onto another computer or share with a co-worker.
What do you dislike about the product?
Occasionally on Windows 10 Postman won't open. But that usually means that the version I had was too old, so I just needed to update.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I needed to consume API calls from other companies, and validate that the data I receive is what I expect. Before Postman, I had to build a program to run the calls. Postman is so much quicker and easier to perform these tasks. It even gives you code snippets that you can use to paste into your code to let you consume APIs quicker!
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Use it. You won't regret it.
One software for entire api collection test before integration into project.
What do you like best about the product?
Many exceptional features of Postman i like for example its very easy to understand User Interface and multiple plateforms like window,macOs,Lynux supported postman application.
- It has facility to group apis in collection to store them structured way.
- Sharing collection of api with cross functional team is pricelessly simple, it is very powerful feature of postman.
- It has facility to add teams members and continuously sync what one has in his postman collection.
- Talking about api testing is supersonic fast in postman .
- It has facility to group apis in collection to store them structured way.
- Sharing collection of api with cross functional team is pricelessly simple, it is very powerful feature of postman.
- It has facility to add teams members and continuously sync what one has in his postman collection.
- Talking about api testing is supersonic fast in postman .
What do you dislike about the product?
Threre is nothing much to dislike about postman however few point that can improved are
1. No auto formatting option in raw data posting.
2. Could have an inbuild pdf export feature to create report.
1. No auto formatting option in raw data posting.
2. Could have an inbuild pdf export feature to create report.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It saves time and energy to test apis before actually using them into project. Big beneifts with it is testing of api collection atonce.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Its a powerful too to have for development. I strongly recommend postman for api testing.
Postman is a great ad hoc API test tool
What do you like best about the product?
It is a simple interface to test a web API. You can even share libraries of endpoints with coworkers too. We sometimes use it to run automated sets of calls to check stability. The application is fast and responsive and never seems to cause workflow issues.
What do you dislike about the product?
The history of requests tab can get a bit hard to manage and maintain if you are trying to compare multiple calls to the same endpoint.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Web API work can be integration tested while decoupled from a working front end application environment.
Postman is the best tool for testing and validating APIs
What do you like best about the product?
The single best feature for me is that the free version does everything I need as a developer. It allows me to easily generate test data to send to my own APIs for testing, allows me to easily make test requests to other APIs, and allows multiple easily configured environments for those tests. It also allows you to automatically run tests (some limitations here on the free version, but more than enough capability in my experience) that you've written. Postman also works with GraphQL, which is just a nice feature that isn't necessarily something everyone will need or use. I also feel like Postman has a wide variety of users, so it is often easy to find other use cases similar to what you need if you are unable to figure something out yourself.
What do you dislike about the product?
The free version has some severe limitations in weird places, while being perfect in other limitations. An example is the number of calls that can be registered in a team workspace, 25 is just too low for a team of any size. This is one of those places where I feel like Postman really missed with the free version, because 90% of the rest of the free version limitations are all what I would consider reasonable and usable as is. And certainly if you exceed those other limitations, you should probably upgrade to a paid plan and support them, but in this case, 25 for a team is just too low in my opinion. It makes the team workspace almost not worth using unless you have a team of only 2 and a very limited API. The only other big negative is that you are more likely to find answers outside of Postman's official documentation and support pages than you are within their own documentation.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I have used Postman in the past to test calls to API endpoints I'm building integrations. It not only helps to validate the url structure for https requests, but also lets you check out any issues with responses that you might be getting in an easier format. The main thing I currently use Postman for is to generate fake on-site event tracking data for my testing site as well as verifying the responses from my system.
Postman is the right solution for you as a developer
What do you like best about the product?
This is the best way to send HTTP request for testing your API's. Very simple interface on how to send request.
What do you dislike about the product?
I wish there were more training on how to use the program. I also wish that there documentation had more examples.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I am testing API's that I'm creating. This makes it easy to do get, post
Postman is one of the best API testing tools in the market, it is very fast and user-friendly.
What do you like best about the product?
Able to save requests and parameters.
Simple interface.
Sharing with teammates.
Postman is used by various departments who develop and maintain web applications and APIs. It provides an easy-to-use REST client that is also deeply customizable, allowing API endpoints to be tested and debugged with test requests and payloads.
Creating requests - From basic GETs, POSTS, or PUTs, Postman can handle it all with ease. It's very straight forward and consistent to use.
Simple interface.
Sharing with teammates.
Postman is used by various departments who develop and maintain web applications and APIs. It provides an easy-to-use REST client that is also deeply customizable, allowing API endpoints to be tested and debugged with test requests and payloads.
Creating requests - From basic GETs, POSTS, or PUTs, Postman can handle it all with ease. It's very straight forward and consistent to use.
What do you dislike about the product?
The interface can be a little overwhelming and clunky, especially for newer users.
It is geared towards more complex situations, and the controls can be overkill for a simple request.
If you have a tendency to have dozens of browser tabs open, you will be overwhelmed with tabs in Postman as well.
Monitoring test cases - Postman doesn't have a great way to monitor your test cases. You can set them up in Postman, but I'd use an outside tool for monitoring them all.
Postman doesn't natively support web service testing. Again, if you require this, I'd still recommend Postman, just use an outside tool for this.
It is geared towards more complex situations, and the controls can be overkill for a simple request.
If you have a tendency to have dozens of browser tabs open, you will be overwhelmed with tabs in Postman as well.
Monitoring test cases - Postman doesn't have a great way to monitor your test cases. You can set them up in Postman, but I'd use an outside tool for monitoring them all.
Postman doesn't natively support web service testing. Again, if you require this, I'd still recommend Postman, just use an outside tool for this.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Postman is perfect for testing various HTTP requests with its quick and deep ability for manipulating the headers and payload. This makes it ideal for testing and debugging APIs and even simple web applications. Postman offers various payload types (raw text, JSON, form-data, etc.) and customizable HTTP headers. Requests are sorted into tabs, saved in collections, and recorded into a history -- all of which are helpful, but which can also quickly grow unwieldy if one isn't careful.
Best http client
What do you like best about the product?
It is a very intuitive tool that has an easy to use UI. It has all the options to perform multiple http requests and has many integrations
What do you dislike about the product?
It could use a cloud bashed sharing platform to help collaboration amongst teammates
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Validating API endpoints
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