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We have learned a lot in the previous sections, but the only method we used so far was HTTP get. It’s time to move on and learn to use other other methods, in particular, post and delete. They’re not the […]

In the previous section, we wrote a number of automated tests that verified responses’ headers, but headers is just part of the picture. We haven’t actually test what really matters: the body of the response message; the actual content. And […]

As the name of the section suggests, for now we will be writing simple get requests only, but I can assure you, we will still learn a lot of interesting things. Before we start writing tests, let’s set up our […]

In this section, we’re going to look at different ways and tools we can test a Web API. It’s because a different tool, something that isn’t an automation framework, might actually be more suitable for your needs. Learning a new […]

Accidentally, I have purchased a monthly subscription on Pluralsight. When I saw the notification of the withdraw, I got angry: did not know the 10-days free subscription automatically turns into a commercial one if you don’t cancel it on time. […]

That was a question, or – I would call it “a hope” || “light at the end of the tunnel” – when I was doing my first steps into QA career. It happened that I was a strong believer that […]