Kyle Calica stcalica

Welcome to the inaugural edition of the Postman API Network publisher newsletter! This new series is all about helping API owners create the best developer experience for their API consumers, so you can meet developers where they are, distribute your APIs at scale, and acquire new developers in the process.

Let’s dive in 👇

Learn from the top publishers

Each month we look at the fastest collections on the Network and share key lessons any publisher can take away from these high performers. Let’s explore what we can learn from this month’s leaders:

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APILayer is your gateway to a vibrant marketplace designed to revolutionize the way APIs are shared and monetized.

At APILayer, we understand that APIs are the lifeblood of modern software development, and we've built a platform to connect creators and consumers seamlessly.

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Google Workspace offers a wide range of developer products and tools that let you connect your service with Google Workspace or extend Google Workspace apps like Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Chat. Each Google Workspace app or integration has its own Google Cloud project where you configure APIs, set up authentication, and manage deployments.

In the Google Cloud console, the Google Workspace API Overview shows many common Google Workspace API tasks that you can complete elsewhere in the Google Cloud console. The Google Workspace APIs are gathered all in one place so that you can conveniently manage these APIs.

5 steps to get started

Create a Google Cloud project for your Google Workspace app, extension, or integration.

Connecting your bank to your apps

We power thousands of the apps that people rely on to manage their financial lives.

Venmo (peer-to-peer payments)
Betterment (automated investing)
Chime (online banking)
Dave (earned wage access)
And thousands more...

Connecting your bank to your apps

We power thousands of the apps that people rely on to manage their financial lives.

Venmo (peer-to-peer payments)
Betterment (automated investing)
Chime (online banking)
Dave (earned wage access)
And thousands more...

The Plaid Postman Workspace

Plaid API Endpoints Collection

Allows Plaid customers and the Plaid-curious to explore the Plaid API!

Documentation for how to use this collection, including a Quickstart guide, is on the Plaid Postman GitHub README.

There's also a full-length video tutorial and a 3 minute video tutorial for busy people.

3 Minute Tutorial For Busy People

Explore and test Circle’s Programmable Wallets API which is ideal for developers who are seeking to seamlessly deploy and manage blockchain-based wallets

Circle’s Web3 Services tools, such as Programmable Wallets, provide developers with intuitive, versatile infrastructure that’s easy to integrate. Today, we’re excited to share that we’ve made this developer experience even easier with the launch of our Programmable Wallets Postman Collection!

Postman enables developers, regardless of their experience level, to test out and familiarize themselves with various API endpoints. Below, we’ll walk through the steps that it takes to create a Developer-Controlled Wallet using the new Postman collection. It’ll only take a few clicks!

Before We Begin

I’ve started by following the steps listed here to ensure my Postman collection is properly set up. This includes forking the collection to my workspace, then entering my API key and encoded entity secret into

	openapi: 3.0.3
	info:
	title: Cat Breeds API
	description: Simple API to manage a collection of cat breeds.
	version: 1.0.0
	servers:
	- url: https://api.cats.com/v1
	paths:
	/breeds:
	get:

	{
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	"ChangeType": "AddRegions",
	"Details": "{\"Regions\":[\"us-east-1\"]}",
	"DetailsDocument": {
	"Regions": [
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	]