Learner Reviews & Feedback for Postman Tutorial: Getting Started with API Testing by Packt
About the Course
you test your knowledge, challenge assumptions, and deepen your understanding as you progress through the course. Embark on an
educational journey that equips you with the essential skills to master API testing using Postman. Starting with an introduction to the Postman
desktop and web apps, you'll learn how to navigate the interface and send your first requests. As you progress, you'll delve into the intricacies
of HTTP requests, including GET, POST, and DELETE, and understand how to handle responses efficiently. The course then ad...
1 - 7 of 7 Reviews for Postman Tutorial: Getting Started with API Testing
By Nick H
•Oct 8, 2024
I much prefer this Postman course over "Start Your API Testing Journey With Postman Tool" and felt this went into greater detail about Postman's features. I took two stars away though because 1) I would've preferred to have the hands-on element of using Postman along with the example website in the videos and 2) I received ZERO response to my question regarding the course website that I posted in the discussion forum (finished the course in 2 weeks).
By Tatiana T
•Jan 30, 2025
The Coursera tutorial "Postman: Getting Started with API tESTING" is an excellent hands-on guide for beginners. It clarified API testing basics and provided new insights into managing environments and automating tests. I found the environment section particularly useful for switching between different testing stages efficiently. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance their Postman skills!
By Paul P
•Nov 27, 2024
I think this is an excellent course for learning the basics of how to use Postman. I highly recommend!
By Manuel S
•May 27, 2025
Gives a good basic overview over Postman and its functionalities. Thanks.
By ERLINGTON E L
•Jan 7, 2025
Excellent
By Varun S
•Apr 5, 2025
Great
By Razvan V
•Jun 13, 2025
One of the worst courses I attended. The trainer's English is horrible, there are very few practical examples, each method is described in at least 3 different ways and requests are changed from lesson to lesson without the trainer explaining what he did.