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  1. Whenever I search some testing knowledge, I'll find this channel, thanks.
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  2. After wasting several hours trying to get the my pipeline working - was failing on the "dind" service - this video saved the day. Thanks a lot Valentin - love your presentation skills and technical insights 👍
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  3. It is a very detailed and useful course. Thank you!)
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  4. Thank you! Easy and simple Tutorial, way better then the original documentation :)
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  5. I was confused so much on this topic . But after watching this i am thinking why so many youtubers made this topics so confusing expect you . The best explanation of cookies, Session and tokens.. Thank you so much.
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  6. Great video, thanks! Simple and concise
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  7. Hi valentin! Thanks for sharing this video. It's definitely an improvement over the JS fundamentals video in your Udemy course on Postman. Maybe you consider replacing that section in Udemy with this updated version? The only part that I wish you'd spent more time on was the "loop" section. At 57:15 you introduced loop concepts with the structure of for (let i=0) etc but then quickly abandoned this structure by saying there's an easier way of doing it. Conceptually I understand that you're telling us this way gives you more control over how you iterate over the data structure, while "forEach" accomplishes the same thing. I still would have liked to see an example given for 3-4 minutes before moving on. Otherwise wonderful video and I really appreciate you sharing with us!
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  8. Valentin, i am middle of the video yet but this explanation is so clear and easy to understand. Espacially mentioned that difference between HTTP request, response and websocket communication structure. Thank you!
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  9. 👉 Want to learn more about Postman? Check my Postman online course. https://www.udemy.com/course/postman-the-complete-guide/?referralCode=4E8B90BA4B5EE8DA9237
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  10. dear Valentin, thank you for this video! really clear and helpful as I am working before the PSPO I exam
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  11. Yes i passed with score of 91,3 %. Many thanks, Valentin
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  12. you're so easy to listen to. You should narrate childrens books, too :) Thanks for making Postman easier!
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  13. Using "amazon/aws-cli" instead of "banst/awscli" seems more secure for production (and for potential misuses of credentials)
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  14. At first, I have no idea about what is postman and how to start to use this tools in simplest way. This video helps me A LOT Easy to follow. What a great tutorial
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  15. Great channel, I've learned a lot. You're very clear and to the point.
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  16. Great video Valentine. I heard about Hasura recently and it looks great. I will love to watch a tutorial on how to use Hasura as you suggested.
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  17. Hi Valentin, It was a great tutorial as usual. I would defiantly love to see more of what can be achieved with K6. Keep up the great work.
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  18. This is by far the most concise and useful tutorial on a git subject I have seen. And I came here for GitLab after working with git for some years already. Glad to stay around, subscribed!
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  19. Info about "can" & "may" appearing in questions, was the most critical thing being highlighted. Thanks for the wonderful video.
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  20. Hi, @Valentin Despa. Thanks for your helpful video. Could you, please, shoot some videos about gitlab api and how to use it correctly?
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  21. Thank you! Just what I needed. I really needed to do something simple and was forced to learn everything about postman. Short and simple, thanks!
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  22. The line pm.globals.clear("remainingRoutes") cleared ALL my global variables :( I should have realized when I was retyping code trying to test it that it was not unset... The correct call would be pm.globals.unset("remainingRoutes").
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  23. Thx Valentine. Passed the PSM-1 with over 96% last week with the help of your Udemy course. Tomorrow I will try to pass the PSPO-1. I made your course for this exam, so it can’t be too difficult 😉 Scrum on! Edit: passed the pspo-1 today 😊👍
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  24. Very helpful! Thank you!
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  25. Very good explanation here! I've listened to many other videos, and they did not break it down like this.
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  26. Nice tutorial
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  27. Amazing explanation, thank you!
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  28. I found answers to some of my questions which I was searching for a long time. Thank you very much.
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  29. Speaking of looking at the clock.... anyone else notice the clock behind Valentin was the same time the entire video?
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  30. Nice video Bro, Thanks from BRAZIL.
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  31. Thank you brother, this is the simplest solution I've come across. Subscribed!!
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  32. Excellent tutorial. Postman could simplify the workflow though, something like just executing a JSON of request strings and then generate an output file in the end
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  33. Exactly what I was looking for, explained well. Thanks!
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  34. You are a lifesaver!! I wish I could give you more than 1 like
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  35. Thank you for the detailed yet simple to understand explanation.
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  36. I had no knowledge of programming languages when i tried to learn postman the first time. But after watching your videos, i can write some Test scripts with postman. Thank you. Everything is still difficult but i believe I can make it better everyday
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  37. More people should know about this video!! Great job!! Thanks!
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  38. Thank you so much, now I understand the artifacts was for.
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  39. Hey Valentin Despa, this is really one of the best tutorials I have followed. I recently messed up with this merging and I think I had force pushed the code and I lost all my commit history. Then I somehow managed to get back my commits by committing again from my local backup. Now after seeing this tutorial, I have got a clear idea of what needs to be done, I'll practice this with a test repository and incorporate my learnings into my working project. I really appreciate your work. Thanks a lot for this tutorial. Cheers. Lots of LOVE from Bangalore,India.
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  40. My God ! You are one of the best tutors out there ! Highly under appreciated. You will be big very soon, if you keep creating such crisp to the point not bullshit tutorials.
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  41. Ohh Man, Copy as cURL(bash) import, that helped me a lot. Thank you.
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  42. Thank you! awesome presentation!
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  43. Passkeys easy explained. Wonderful! Grüße nach Bad Kreuznach
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  44. Why are you learning GitLab CI? Write a comment below and let me know.
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  45. Hi Valentin, I just passed the exam today with 92.5%. Your guidance and the mock test were very much helpful. Thank you so much for this wonderful video ❤️❤️
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  46. Amazing man! thanks a lot for very descriptive and useful information.
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  47. Talented teacher! Thank you!
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  48. broooooooo!!! Thanks a Lottttt
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  49. 👉 Want to learn more about Postman? Check my complete Postman online course. https://vdespa.com/courses/?q=YOUTUBE
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  50. Hi Thanks for this awesome video. I have one query. The table you demonstrated in DB contains sessionId as one of column against customerId. Shouldn't we store this sessionId as a primary key for fast lookup ? Or is this sessionId would be a primary key in some other table ? Thanks
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