Getting Started with ReadyAPI

[TanyaGorbunova]

Greetings!

Welcome to the ReadyAPI Community! We will be happy to help you get started with ReadyAPI and grow your expertise in the product.

ONLINE COURSE

For all new ReadyAPI users, we recommend that you take the ReadyAPI Basics: REST Testing course. The course explains the basics of RESTful web services (request and response structure, parameters, etc.) and teaches you how to create functional tests for them with ReadyAPI. 

>>> TAKE THE COURSE

Note: you will need to create an additional account in our learning system to get access to the course.

MOSTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

To help you start working with ReadyAPI, we've prepared a list of great topics that answer new users’ mostly asked questions:

• Ready! API tabs: Projects and SoapUI NG
• Properties in SoapUI - Case Study
• Automate Environment creation for REST and SOAP services

LEARN WITH THE COMMUNITY

All current Community members noted that one of the best options to learn the product is to consult with the ReadyAPI Community members. So, feel free to submit your own questions. Community Leaders are looking forward to helping you!

ASK YOUR TESTCOMPLETE QUESTION

Not ready to post your first question? Watch exclusive videos with Community Leaders, where they give great tips for new users. And, don’t forget to give them your Kudos!

Here are our rules, because there are should always be some rules - please make sure that you don't break them. Also, I encourage you to review the Community Guide to get the most out of your time in the SmartBear Community.

SUPPORT TEAM

All community questions are managed only by ReadyAPI Community members. If you want to get help from the SmartBear Support Team, please submit your ticket here.

TRY SOAPUI PRO FREE

If you haven't tried SoapUI Pro, request the product on this page.

[msiadak]

Just wanted to add on to the points that we're all here to share knowledge and learn from each other. This is a great series of product that inspires an awesome community I am glad to be a part of. Never hesitate to reach out and ask for help. There's no such thing as a bad question! We are here to help you learn, and to learn from you.