Postman is a tool that I and my team frequently use in our daily development work.
Advantages:
Powerful Features: Postman offers a robust set of features that allow for the simulation of various HTTP requests, making it highly versatile for API testing and development.
Flexible Configuration: It provides extensive customization options.
Import/Export Support: Postman supports the import and export of collections, which simplifies the sharing and reuse of requests and environments across different projects and teams.
Disadvantages:
High Memory Usage: Postman tends to consume significant memory resources, which can affect performance.
Inconvenient Tab Management: Closing multiple tabs in Postman is not as straightforward as it could be, often requiring multiple clicks and slowing down the workflow.
Learning Curve: While user-friendly, some advanced features and configurations in Postman may require a steep learning curve for new users.
