Patterns

Salesforce holds your customer information — but it can’t be the source of everything. You may have order management or inventory data in SAP, other... read more.

Today, many businesses — especially global enterprises — have multiple separate applications and systems, where data crossing organizational departments or divisions can quickly become... read more.

Mary Joy Sabal, MuleSoft Practice Lead at Datacom, is a multi-MuleSoft Certified Developer and Architect and MuleSoft Ambassadress. She frequently speaks at Meetups and... read more.

Reuse is not a new buzzword in the industry. Reuse that’s driven by API-led connectivity has accelerated project development, time-to-market, and improved the overall... read more.

When I was interviewed for my role at MuleSoft a few months ago, I was asked if it was possible to have more than... read more.

Asynchronous messaging enables applications to decouple from one another to improve performance, scalability, and reliability. This post will review the most common messaging patterns,... read more.

For the last several years, microservices has been an important trend in IT architecture. Technology consulting firm Thoughtworks has declared that “a microservices architecture... read more.

The vast majority of RESTful APIs follow a simple “request-response” message exchange pattern, but that pattern is often too limiting and is not sufficient... read more.

Modern businesses require modern customer relationship management. For many organizations, Salesforce fulfills that need. Salesforce can increase and accelerate sales, grow customer loyalty, and... read more.

Anypoint Templates showcase best practices around most common data integration patterns between two systems, for example, Salesforce and Workday, Salesforce and MS Dynamics CRM,... read more.