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A Comprehensive Guide to REST API and Various API Architectures
In today’s interconnected world, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) play a crucial role in enabling communication between different systems and applications. APIs define the protocols and rules for how software components should interact, allowing developers to build powerful and scalable applications. Among the various API architectures available, Representational State Transfer (REST) has gained significant popularity due…
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Understanding Postman That Will Help you on Your Journey
What is Postman? Understanding Postman is a tool that allows us to build and easily work with APIs. Postman is used to build HTTP requests that we send to the server running the API. Getting started with Postman In order to know what kind of methods an API offers, we need to refer to the…
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API Automation Testing : Pynt & Keploy
Pynt & Keploy : API automated testing is critical for product quality and CI/CD processes. Unlike GUI tests, API tests can cope with short release cycles and frequent changes — without breaking the test outputs. What is API testing? In software application development, API is the middle layer between the UI and the database layer.…
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API Statistics and Fun Facts That Show Their Real Scale
APIs quietly run most of the internet you use every day, and once you start looking at the numbers behind them, the scale is genuinely hard to picture. This post collects some of the most striking statistics, case studies, and stories about APIs, along with a few public APIs you can play with yourself. Think…
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Know about Record and Replay Testing [2026 update]
Record-and-replay testing captures real interactions with an application, such as API traffic, and replays them later as automated test cases, letting teams build suites without hand-writing scripts. Keploy is built around this model for APIs, recording live traffic to generate both tests and mocks, then replaying them to catch regressions. Automated testing makes the whole…
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The Game of Shadow Testing: The Core of Test Generation
What is Shadow Testing? The term "Shadow Testing" has become necessary for tech companies nowadays as they have to keep their customers their priority. Rather than testing new features directly on all customers and then making adjustments based on their feedback, companies choose to first test these features on a small group of users. This…
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Mastering GitHub Webhooks: Automate Notifications & Stay Informed
We all like shopping, right? Let me tell you of this one time I really wanted to get myself thigh high black boots and when I checked on Amazon, the boots weren’t available in stock. But I was really desperate so I would check Amazon twice or thrice everyday, to the point that it became…
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How To Securing APIs And Protect Sensitive Data ?
As the number of securing APIs used by businesses continues to grow, so do the security threats. To ensure that your APIs are well-protected and that sensitive data is not compromised, it is essential to take the necessary precautions. In this blog article, we will discuss some key steps you can take to securing APIs…
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SOAP vs REST API: Choosing the right API protocol
What is an API? So let’s first take a look at what API is all about. So an API, which stands for Application Programming Interface, is like a messenger that allows different software applications to talk to each other and share information or functionality. Now that you got an idea of what an API is…
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Simplifying JUnit Test Stubs and Mocking
What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear "mocking"? Is it an expression when you laugh by making fun of something? Well, If yes, don’t worry you are not alone as I thought the same initially. But, with time I understood the meaning of mocking concerning testing. So, let’s unfold the…