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Understanding Test Strategy and Test Plan

 

Choosing the Right Automation Testing Framework: TestNG vs. Cucumber vs. Robot Framework

 

Unlocking the Power of Web Robots with XPath: A Practical Guide

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Comprehensive Guide to API Testing Using Postman

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.

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What is Postman?

Tips to build your test data

Let us see the different types of test data:

Test data types

a. Application configuration data

Your application likely needs test data to function (or even launch). Examples of application configuration data include the information to connect to database(s), admin user name and password and server information (e.g. email server) in order to send email notifications.