Postman API Crash Course for Beginners [2020] - Learn Postman in 1 hour

🔥 TABLE OF CONTENTS... ENJOY 👇
1:52 - Prerequisites
3:03 - What is Postman
3:46 - Downloading Postman
4:54 - Postman Application UI Overview
6:34 - Sending first request, specifying request type
7:33 - View Response in different ways
8:31 - Setting query string parameters
10:01 - Saving requests
11:27 - Reviewing response headers
16:42 - Bulk-edit mode
19:34 - Creating Collections, adding requests to Collections
23:26 - Variables (path variables)
29:48 - Variables (true variables)
34:08 - Variables (global variables)
39:23 - Postman Console
41:03 - Environments (what they are, creating them, using them)
54:10 - Scripts (pre-request scripts)
1:03:00 - Scripting (post-response scripts - for testing)
1:14:44 - Mock Servers (creating them, designing them, using them)

Music Credit: Dylan Sitts (from Epidemic Sounds)

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[DevAprender]

Yo guys are KILLING IT!!! This content is gold guys. Super detailed and in depth. I didn't even know Postman could work as a test server.
Awesome content guys. Grats from Brazil

[georgeh]

I appreciate the "Table of contents". I wish more people would include that with their video.

[Shakeel]

I learnt pretty much all the basics on how to best utilize Postman. Thank you so much Auron for all your effort and time to bring up this video.

[juliabondy]

Perfect speed as for me and the content is precious! Thanks for all the details. I feel like I can use the service now

[MsJaneSi]

After listening to 3 other utubes on this, this is the first one that made sense. thank you!

[infinitesolutions]

Thanks Aaron
this really does help me a lot
I now feel comfortable working with apis compare to before

[muiz]

So Clever! The title is wrong on so many levels. 2019 is 2020, 1.5Hr is 1 hour. Besides all that, I watched the entire video and learnt a few new things. So thank you :)

[nathannelson]

Slow down, you go to way fast. You need to explain features better, and not just say "whatever, or "will come back to this, then not come back to it."

[shobhitbhatnagar]

Great content man... really helpful for those who wants a quick overview of postman. Thanks a lot !!

[Moon-Birdy]

Great content and thanks a lot. It will be nice if you can add a section about how to share JWT token by setting environment variable on Tests, so that all the post-login transactions can share the newly received token.

[simonchantack]

I enjoyed it. It was very good . THANK YOU !!!

[bubba]

C'mon guys there are ton of sites that can act as a server, webhook.site comes to mind, the real question is can you write an API function in Postman to receive a call, re-write it or what not and then fire it back out to another end point? In other words does Postman compete with AWS' Lambda but in a much more elegant way with GUI, browser UI ease of use compared to the grotesque 80s Java of Lambda?

[mannanafzal]

Hey Clever!
Strong Math In Programming: Necessary Or Not?

[akalgrewal]

Thank you Aaron, for your time and efforts. Hope I will get a more useful video from you.

[sanjitroy]

Great content guys, keep them coming :)

[mareshbm]

U r Awesome man....my comment in ur every videos 4 sure!

[PraveenMax]

Nice video but some parts are confused alot.

[subtlehustle]

Man here is like shooting 100 words / 10 secs. Slow down. Every concept means something. Anyone watching this can find this helpful with a little study.

[prasannaraju]

Is there any issue testing amazon live

[EssLoco]

Free code Camp have released a much better in depth tutorial on there channel