Postman

Postman comprises of collections. Workspaces, and built-in tools. The workspaces make the development teams to work easier. Individual devs can use the workspace provided by Postman for their private projects, experiments, and WIPS. The shared workspace given by Postman are excellent for teams as they can shared workspace supports ongoing development and encourages collaboration.

Postman also offers admins and team leads with a useful platform for getting project-specific insight, permissions, and oversight. The design and mock feature facilitates designing and mocking APIs directly in Postman. The publish feature enables on-boarding of developers to a business’s API. The debug feature offers an excellent platform for debugging new and published APIs with scripts, tests, variables, and many more.

Postman through the monitor feature allows monitoring of APIs for more than just the uptime. The monitor feature also allows testing for correctness and responsiveness of the API. Postman also offers the automated testing feature. The automated testing tool offers an excellent platform for testing the API and integrating into the CI/CD pipeline. Postman through the document feature facilitates creating and publishing of web-viewable and machine readable documentation.

Postman uses modern coding practices to create the IDE. Postman also allows streamlining the development process, creating of a single source of truth for an organization’s API, and enhancing collaboration on APIs across the organization. With Postman, businesses offer powerful collaboration workspaces for their team of any size.

Through Postman, they have an excellent platform for sharing collections, setting permissions, and managing participation in multiple workspaces. Typically, Postman offers the required built-in tools that developers need to work with APIs.