Exploring Postman’s VS Code Extension

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This document provides an overview and agenda for exploring Postman's VS Code extension. It includes sections on housekeeping, an overview of the extension and why it was created, a demo, and resources and Q&A. The agenda also has sections on getting familiar with attendees, an overview of VS Code, and next steps for the extension.

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Exploring
Postman’s VS
Code Extension

@getpostman
A little bit about You
VS Code Overview
Demo
Resources + Q&A
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Agenda

@getpostman
A little about you
● How familiar are you with VS code?
○ No experience
○ Have researched it a bit
○ Use it on personal projects
○ Use it on work projects
● Do you consider yourself…
○ A developer
○ A tester
○ DevOps
○ Management
○ Other
● How long have you been using
Postman?
○ New, or less than 6 months
○ 6 months to 1 year
○ 1 year to 3 years
○ 3 years or more

What is Postman’s
VS Code Extension
and why did we
create it ?
OVERVIEW
@getpostman

Postman VS Code Extension
1. API Testing and Development: The Postman VS
Code extension facilitates easy API testing and
development within the Visual Studio Code
environment.
2. Sync and Collaboration: It enables real-time
synchronization of API collections and
environments with Postman's cloud platform for
collaborative work.

Aggregated
anonymous data
from 40,000
respondents.
2023
POSTMAN STATE OF THE API
@getpostman

2023 VS Code Features
● Collection
● Environment
● Console
● Synced collection
● gRPC , Websocket etc.
● cURL import

https://marketplace.visualstudio.co
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man-for-vscode
VS Code MarketPlace

Let’s get started
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Whats next
• Collection runner
• Dynamic variables
• Full documentation view
• Much more to come
Postman Community Issues:
https://github.com/postmanlabs/postman-app-support/issues

Postman Answers
postman.com/postman/workspace/postman-answers/
Postman Quickstarts
quickstarts.postman.com
Postman Intergalactic
postman.com/events/intergalactic/
Community Forum
community.postman.com
@getpostman
Additional Resources

Q&A
@getpostman
Please tell us about your
experience!
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