🔍APIs are interfaces to servers that provide data or perform actions.
🌐Postman is a tool for interacting with web-based APIs.
🎯HTTP messages are used for communication between clients and servers.
🔒HTTPS is a secure version of HTTP, providing encrypted communication.
📂Postman allows saving requests and organizing them in collections.
What is an API?
—An API is an interface that allows communication between software applications.
What is Postman used for?
—Postman is used for interacting with web-based APIs and testing API functionalities.
What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS?
—HTTP is unsecured, while HTTPS provides secure communication using encryption.
Can I save and organize requests in Postman?
—Yes, Postman allows saving requests in collections for easy access and organization.
Is Postman free to use?
—Postman has a freemium pricing model, with a free version that supports many use cases.
00:01Introduction to the API Testing with Postman course by Valentine, a software developer passionate about APIs.
01:00Postman is a tool for interacting with web-based APIs and simplifying the process of sending and receiving data.
04:01HTTP and HTTPS are protocols used for communication between clients and servers, with HTTPS providing secure communication through encryption.
11:19Postman allows saving requests and organizing them in collections for easy reuse and management.
13:58Postman offers the capability to save variables, such as the API address, for easy configuration and reuse.
