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It’s a Happy Birthday: Postman WebSocket Support Turns 1
A year ago, Postman excitedly released support for WebSockets as a new protocol alongside HTTP. Our initial release was rather humble, introducing the ability to connect to a WebSocket API and...
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Latest advancements to Postman’s gRPC support
It’s been almost six months since we released support for gRPC in Postman. Since then, we’ve been hard at work evolving the product into something that would be a true delight for the gRPC community....
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Postman v10 and gRPC: what you can do
Postman’s gRPC support started out with a single feature request in GitHub that received hundreds of upvotes, thumbs-ups, and positive reactions. When we began the journey of implementing gRPC support...
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Announcing Postman Flows early access
Over the last year, Postman has been working on an exciting low-code way of building API applications. You can use Postman Flows to take APIs defined in any private or public workspaces (even the API...
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Announcing Postman’s new GraphQL client
We’re excited to announce that Postman’s new GraphQL client is in open beta! Applying our learnings from building support for WebSockets, Socket.IO, and gRPC, we revisited the GraphQL client and built...
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Postman Flows is now more powerful and user-friendly
The vision behind Postman Flows is to provide you with the building blocks for creating your personalized software without the need to write code. And it’s all enabled by the power of APIs. You can use...
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Adventures with Postman Flows
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, the need for quick and efficient API solutions is more critical than ever. Postman Flows is a visual, low-code tool designed to streamline API workflows, making...
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