About This Episode:

Most API testing stops at the happy path. The problem is that the bugs that actually hurt you in production are sitting in everything many testers skip, like the boundary values, the oversized payloads, the missing tokens, the security headers, the inputs that make no sense at all.

In this episode, Joe sits down with Liudas Jankauskas, who has spent almost twenty years breaking software and testing APIs since 2008.

Liudas demonstrates Rentgen, his free and open-source API testing tool, live on screen. You’ll watch him take a single request from a real app, map it in seconds, and generate dozens of tests covering security, boundaries, performance, and load—all from one click.

You’ll learn:

Liudas also explains why Rentgen runs completely locally with no server and no data leaving your machine, making it safe for banking, healthcare, and other regulated environments.

Plus, he demonstrates the killer Copy Bug Report feature that drops a standards-based ticket straight into Jira or Trello.

In This Episode You’ll Discover

Try Rentgen, free and open source, at Rentgen.io.

Connect with Liudas Jankauskas on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/liudas-jankauskas/

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About Liudas Jankauskas

Liudas Jankauskas

Liudas Jankauskas has been breaking software for a living for nearly twenty years. He focuses on API behavior, the boring bugs nobody wants to chase, and the kind of problems that cost real money when they slip into production. He is the creator of Rentgen, a free and open source API testing tool that runs entirely on your machine and finds problems before automation and CI ever touch them.

Connect with Liudas Jankauskas

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