Building and Testing Web Services with Postman

Programming Throwdown

Patrick Wheeler and Jason Gauci

Objective C, Tech News, Programming Languages, News, Education, How To, C, Python, Programming Throwdown, Java

4.5 • 610 Ratings

🗓️ 31 May 2018

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Web services are for much more than building websites: they are one of the most common techniques for passing information among programs. Creating a web API for your program is a great way to access it from a browser, another program, or a mobile app.

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0:00.0	Programming Throwdown, Episode 78, Building and Testing Web Services with Postman.
0:21.6	Take it away, Jason. Hey,, so I'm here with Abanov Astana, and we're going to be talking all about
0:28.6	web services. And before we jump into Web Services and Rest and API and all these things,
0:35.6	Abinov, why don't you kind of introduce yourself?
0:38.3	Tell us sort of your background.
0:40.3	Tell us a bit about Postman.
0:42.3	Sure, yeah.
0:44.3	Thank you, Patrick and Jason, for having me on the podcast.
0:47.3	Really great to be here.
0:50.3	So let me start with a little bit about myself.
0:53.3	You know, I have been a programmer most of my life until recently, kind of, you know, I moved into something
1:01.3	more on the management side, I'd say.
1:05.4	So I started programming kind of in sixth grade, have been a self-taught programmer.
1:13.4	Got an engineering degree, but that was kind of in electronics.
1:16.4	So what did you make in sixth grade, like a video game or something?
1:21.8	So I started with, you know, first I started with basic, you know, like the stuff that was taught in school.
1:29.7	And then I kind of went to C++ and my dad was like, you know, very interested in programming.
1:36.6	So he used to learn stuff like visual basic and visual Foxborough.
1:40.3	So I'm going to pick that really up.
1:42.7	And from there, I kind of went to Flash and ActionScript.
1:47.0	Okay.
1:48.1	Yeah.
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