Ana Felisatti

Following its introduction in 2015 as MuleSoft’s answer to data transformation, the DataWeave language has been on a path across and beyond Anypoint Platform.

We often hear that DataWeave scripts can become a critical part of Mule applications, covering complex logic that often needs to be replicated elsewhere.

Earlier this month, we shared that the focus of the latest release of Studio 7.8 was to complete the journey for OpenAPI Specification 3.0

This new operator has been called the best thing to happen to DataWeave since sliced bread. It is the result of extensive work with

This blog was originally published on Medium. Ana’s hobbies range from participating in any sport she can find and bingeing on Netflix to playing

If you ever used Mule 3, then there are probably two things about error handling you already know: It’s really Java exception handling It’s

All hail DataWeave! One of the major changes in Mule 4 is the introduction of DataWeave as our primary expression language. Although this may

As you might have read, Mule 3.8 includes a number of improvements regarding TLS. In this post, we will analyze the TLS environment prior

Last year, while we were discussing sponsoring an organization supporting women in technology, an idea came up: doing something ourselves. We thought about what

For a while now there have been maven archetypes for creating mule apps and domains. Such archetypes make getting started with development easier by