2 in 1! Learn API testing from zero and build Test Automation with minimum toolset: Java, Gradle, JUnit, RestAssured
InstructorTigran Ter-Karapetyants
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This course structure slide outlines the syllabus, covering API basics, tool setup for Postman and Java, and testing procedures for standard HTTP methods.
This course structure diagram outlines the curriculum progression from API basics and tool setup to specific HTTP methods, alongside a bonus section for additional content.
This slide introduces coding exercises, featuring three laptops displaying code editors and noting that all examples are based on real-life cases of web application API testing.
This course structure overview highlights foundational API concepts including REST, SOAP, and RPC alongside the initial API basics module.
The curriculum bridges manual testing via Postman with programmatic automation using RestAssured, covering various HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.
Instruction includes advanced structural concepts such as test framework refactoring through inheritance and the use of parameterized JUnit tests.
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The curriculum aligns with the goal of learning both Postman and RestAssured for automation roles, though it leans toward Windows users.