With daily integration of Postman to build and test REST API before connecting it with our front end interfaces. I love the environment variables system the most. I can switch any time between local development environment, staging and production without needing to copy and paste base urls or authorization tokens. It's extremely easy to work on a team, as well. I can make all my new endpoints in a neat and structured collection and give the workspace to our front end developers. Allows them to have a clear and interactive map of the exact JSON payloads they need to send, and the responses they can expect.

Postman makes API testing simple and convenient. I like how easily I can send GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests, check responses, and debug APIs. Its user-friendly interface saves time during development.

I use Postman for API testing. With Postman, I can hit any endpoint directly, so I don’t need to create a UI first and then integrate it just to create an API endpoint and test it. I’ve set up multiple environments like dev, stage, and prod, and I can easily switch between environments when needed. I can also save environment variables such as cookies and API keys in the header, and then test all of our API endpoints. Postman shows the API response details, including the status code, headers, and response time, which helps me debug issues before moving our code to production so we can fix things before pushing code to production.