Postman - Learn API Testing from Scratch with Live Projects

Rahul Shetty connects Postman fundamentals with script assertions, dynamic workflows and automated execution. OAuth, mock servers, nested JSON and SOAP examples show different kinds of request behavior. It suits learners who want a substantial guided testing sequence and can use the projects to explain how a collection establishes its starting state and verifies the result of each step.

What you will learn

• Use variables and JavaScript response assertions.
• Explore OAuth, mocks, JSON and SOAP examples.
• Run data-driven collections with Newman and CI.

Who this suits

Learners moving from API-testing foundations into automation. Mixed levels is an editorial classification across the course’s introductory and advanced material. The listed videos total thirteen hours and thirty minutes.

Before you enroll

Practice against a local or explicitly permitted API with fictional records. Keep tokens and credentials out of shared collections, repositories, screenshots and exported request logs. Match examples with the current Postman interface and plan limits; cloud collaboration or other tools may cost extra. A successful response is only one test outcome: consider invalid input, permissions and repeatable execution before relying on a collection.

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Put it into practice

Build a fictional collection that creates, reads and removes a test record. Check its response data, make the starting state repeatable and explain how a failed cleanup should appear in the execution report.

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