Read and share an interesting blog post on API testing.

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Yet Another Challenge! Ministry of Testing got us 30 days Testing Challenge.

This time topic is on API Testing.

Challenge Link:  https://www.ministryoftesting.com/dojo/lessons/30-days-of-api-testing  

It has been long time I have worked on API Testing, after learning from API Testing Dojo (year 2015).

Sixth Challenge is Read and share an interesting blog post on API testing.


          Sharing will enrich everyone with more knowledge.

 I will actually share couple of posts which help in learning. 

 a. Danny Dainton's GitHub Post on All Things Postman - https://github.com/DannyDainton/All-Things-Postman

 b. Recent blogpost by Anne-Marie Charrett - 
https://mavericktester.com/2018/11/05/rest-apis-written-by-women/

This blogpost includes collation of posts written female software craftspeople.

 Please do check out them, there are plenty of interesting blogposts.

Ministry of Testing Discussion Thread:  https://club.ministryoftesting.com/t/30-days-of-api-testing-day-6-interesting-blog-post-on-api-testing/19595/18

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