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Postman Makes API Development Simple.

Postman Makes API Development Simple.
Developers can use Postman to build modern software for the API-first world.

https://www.getpostman.com/

There are methods like get, post, delete, view etc.

Examples:

1. Get basic feeds from instagram api.
    Type: No Auth (No authorization key needed.)



2. Get mailchimp stores.
   Type: Basic Auth (We need to enter the api key as password)





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