API Testing - Postman

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Hi, I’m looking for a group or study partner to learn API Testing Postaman? Anyone interested?

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I’ve been using it for ages. Always happy to help! :slight_smile:

Kind regards
Kristof

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Hey @iamswapna

Also feel free to directly reach out to me :heart: or raise any Postman specific questions over on the Postman Community. :folded_hands:

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Would love to be in this study group: one of my goals for this year is learning more about APIs and API-testing

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Thank you for your response. Could you please reach out to me via Email? here is my email address. iamswapna@gmail.com

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I am familiar with API testing, but I would love to be part of such groups. There is always a chance to discover something I did not know before.

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I’ll reach out!

Maybe @demivm @ujjwal.singh @iamswapna we can make a slack chat together on the MoT slack?

There is always something to learn more! I’ve been doing API Testing/Design & API Hacking for a long while now. It really depends on how far you want to go.

Did you know a PUT method is really not “update” in restful?
It technically is “Create or Replace” but it has been transferred from person to person as a Replace/Update on projects since that’s what it’s most commonly used for. => RFC 2616 - Hypertext Transfer Protocol -- HTTP/1.1

A fun thing is how 404 http code gets abused when there is no “identifier” found in the URI. Which technically should be 403 due to the possibility of enumerating the identifiers which you have/have not access too! :slight_smile:
On (some) bug bounty programs, you could even get a reward for this :exploding_head:

I could go on .. xD

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@rosie to create a group/chat on MoT slack for this; it might not be possible because reading here: Return of the Ministry of Testing Slack | Ministry of Testing

the slack is not available to everyone? Only to:

  • Professional Members: it’s part of the Professional Membership offering, go to your MyMoT (top right hand corner) and look for “My Slack”
  • TestBash Attendees: check your email confirmations in your TestBash tickets for a link
  • Contributors: Past, present or future. Collaborators, speakers, hosts, moderators and anyone who has or will work with us. We’re sending invites to current and future collaborators. Drop us a message if you are a past contributor.

Is this still a barrier? Then we’ll have to look for a different solution :stuck_out_tongue:

MoT Discord When? :smiley:

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There is the scholarship fund.

The current Slack is great, we’re a small team trying to do big things and need all the support we can get. :folded_hands:

The Club is also available to create threaded discussions that don’t get lost in time. I’d recommend making use of tags for this.

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I just created a Private group on the club with all of you in it.
FYI: If anyone wants to join this study group, feel free to reach out! <3

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Hi, I’m new here and would love to be your study partner. Learning API testing using postman is one of my objectives for the year.

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I’ve send an invite.

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Received with thanks

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I am learning a bit in an udemy course. I have the question. It is possible to do a postman project and update it to github? I woul like to do this just to show my knowledge about postman in the remotelly strange case a recruiter decide to investigate about my profile.

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You could export the json files of your collection & environment and upload them via Git.

There is also a Github integration but I never tried it since it’s enterprise: Integrate Postman with GitHub | Postman Docs