In the world of testing, we often face situations where:
A dependency isn’t available yet.
A third-party API is too costly or unreliable for repeated calls.
This blog is for everyone who want to learn Software Testing and also to create a tester's mindset and the vision that a software tester has towards any application.
In the world of testing, we often face situations where:
Back in the late 80s and early 90s, many of us grew up watching Small Wonder, the sitcom about Vicki, a human-like robot created by engineer Ted Lawson.
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In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, the need for accurate and fast data gathering has become essential across industries. Enter web robots (or web scrapers), which automate the process of extracting data from websites. At the core of efficient web robots is XPath (XML Path Language), a powerful syntax used to navigate and identify specific elements on a webpage.
APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are the backbone of modern web and mobile applications, enabling data exchange between applications, services, and users. As a tester, ensuring the reliability, functionality, and performance of APIs is crucial. Postman, a powerful API testing tool, has become the go-to for testers due to its user-friendly interface and robust capabilities. In this guide, we’ll dive into API testing using Postman, covering the fundamentals, setup, types of testing, and some best practices.