Postman

You can create collections and requests that are specific for your given project so you can run through test cases. This application allows you as a developer to much more easily visualize and interact with your API, which results in better architecture, simpler design, and less problems.

Can't really think of anything. The application has everything you need to handle and organize any sort of API call, all in a very user friendly and intuitive UI.

Use collections to keep things organized. Use pre-request scripts to automate authorization.

Postman solves the problem of an easy to use user interface that can be used to interact with APIs. The user interface benefits us humans to be able to easily make sense of and tinker with APIs that are intended to allow machines to communicate. For my purposes specifically, it's a user friendly Http client that allows me to test and troubleshoot API endpoints in order to build automation scripts and debug and gain clarity in cases of unexpected errors. It allows you to save information from each http call and keeps track of your requests so you don't have to waste time entering in the same info over and over, or have to remember how to set up a request that you haven't worked on in a while as it will still be saved/cached somehow. Greatly increases productivity as a result.

- Supoorts all types of API Calls.

- You can add your own collections for API testing.

- Support wide range of Content-Type

- You can directly copy the Search Results.

- Even if you close the software without saving your workspace, it will be as it is when you open the next time.

- There is not anything to dislike the Postman. I really loved it.

Highly recommended for API calls and Testings.

You can learn to use very easily, even in few hours.

I mainly use for two things:

1. Write APIs - to upload the data in our platform.

2. Read APIs - To collect and test data from our databases.

I can check performance and response times during development, testing or in the production environment for API endpoints. Support and price are very feasible elements of this software. It is simple to use and maintains a nice line of configuration, history visit and feasible HTTP requests.

I do not like the program to limit the use of API in accounts that are free, they should give a higher number in order to better visualize the result.

I recommend it because the program is suitable for the achievement of objectives, has marked a great success and has been defended for many years with constant updates. Postman covers a huge amount of functions to achieve immediate process capture.

For the development API is being used throughout the IT department. Workspaces like tabs, history, etc. are convenient for our management development. However the software has manifested itself as a multi-faceted tool with many tools.

It's very easy to use, I mainly use it test API calls to my local and kubernetes containers. Quite handy to save collections and env variables for different requests

It's pretty solid, supports dark mode too. Just carshes sometimes unexpectedly on Mac during it's version/patch updates

I mainly use it test API calls to my local and kubernetes containers. Helps me to test my code for all edge case scenarios.

Postman has a very intuitive UI. It is easy to use and not confusing at all. They also have a very good support community where you can talk about your concerns and questions. They are answered quickly as well. On top of all this, it supports all sophisticated REST APIs which is icing on the cake. The best part is you get all of this at no cost to you. What else can you ask for? Also they continually improve the software which is great.

I do not like the fact that they discontinued the chrome webapp support. Previously you could run it right on your chrome browser(which everybody uses it anyways, these days) As most of the apis run on the web, you could previously just quickly switch tabs and try it out on postman. Now it runs as a separate app. This is a bit of inconvenience as it runs in a separate window and takes more resources of your computer. I hope they bring back the native chrome webapp support in near future.

Adopt it. It is the best API management app in the market.It supports all REST APIs including the latest HATEos architecture. Also the software has a free plan so you have nothing to lose. There are no ads as well to distract you. They have a paid plan for $24 which is cheap in my opinion for an enterprise software.

Api testing. Benefits have been increased revenues. The software does not break very often and third party vendors who use our API are happier resulting in long staying customers

User interface is pretty good compared to other testing tool.

Multiple api testing is still a limitation.

I belong to an Automation team and in orders to trigger our bots we depend on Api, so it helps us to trigger the bot providing payload and the bot easily runs in unattended mode.

As a non-programmer myself having a GUI tool that helps be verify that everything works before handing it to the customer is a big plus, no awkward moments of something non-working by a typo or a syntax error, if something is wrong I can ask for help from our engineers or fix it myself since the error messages are so easy to read

API calls sometimes depends on the browser and many other factors I use it as a "no obvious errors" checkmark but our QA team does a bunch of tests before making sure it works, our engineers and me are only users of the API. Using Postman is a really cool tool but is not enough for a developer

It's not hard to use even if you are not a programmer or an engineer, learn the basics, and even if you are not able to write an API call you'll be able to understand it with no issues

As a delivery manager, my main role is to deliver the service and explain it to our customers. I sometimes get ask technical questions and how to use the Meraki API that we use, Postman helps me understand and explain the use of our products without having to always resort to more technical focused people

You can save collections of request

Simple to understand and a very good UI / UX

You can search in the request history

Share and Import collections

You can set up different enviroments

Automated Test

API Documentation

I really like it a lot, you can improve some minor ui items but not too much.

You can use documentationhttps://learning.postman.com/docs/getting-started/creating-the-first-collection/ they have most of the stuff that you will need and is well documented.

Real time API testing and API documentation for distributed teams.

- 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 only test REST APIs and can not test SOAP APIs

- Sometime, Memory usage is increased as you continuously using this App.

If you are looking for proper application to test your APIs, then Postman is great tool.

- 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.

Ease of use, the possibility to have collections

Not very clear on how to use variables to reuse settings or values

I needed a quick and easy way to test APIs. Postman gives me that.