Today, we’re very excited to announce the Early Access (EA) version of Mule 4 and Studio 7. Mule 4 adds vastly more power, higher speeds, and greater simplicity into the famously small footprint of Mule – the industry’s leading all-purpose engine for building application networks. The Early Access release builds on the previous Mule 4 and Studio 7 releases, adding finalized APIs and DSL for early adopters and partners, Mule SDK availability,
We’re pleased to announce the availability of Mule 3.9 and Anypoint Studio 6.4. This release contains many customers requested enhancements and bug fixes.
With the upcoming Mule 4 release, we’re working to deliver a simpler runtime, one that’s easier to use and run for all organizations. Today, we’re excited to announce the next step in that process: the Mule 4 Release Candidate! This release expands on the simplicity improvements in the Mule 4 Beta, adds new capabilities, and incorporates the great feedback from the beta.
Today, we released Mule 4 beta, which adds vastly more power, higher speeds, and greater simplicity into the famously small footprint of Mule – the industry’s leading all-purpose engine for building application networks. I couldn’t be more excited. With Mule 4, we’ve delivered a simplified language for connectivity, transparent data access and streaming, automatic performance tuning and smoother upgrades. It’s a major evolution of the core runtime of Anypoint Platform.
Things are shifting into high gear for the new year over at MuleSoft, and we’ve got two beta releases ready for everyone to kick the tires on: Mule 3.8 and Studio 6.0. The Mule 3.8 release is the first to bring together our Mule and API gateway runtimes in one single package. It also adds support in our high availability feature for multiple data centers with a new quorum feature. Studio features new API design round tripping with API Designer and DataWeave flat file support.
I’m pleased to announce the next release of our development tools, Anypoint Studio 5.4, as well as the next version of our runtime, Mule 3.7.3. This release includes a number of great new productivity improvements for Mule developers, including a new graphical mapping tool for DataWeave, a migration assistant for DataMapper, a new, more modern look and feel, bundles MUnit 1.1, and an improved palette.
Studio now includes graphical mapping capabilities for DataWeave,
I’m pleased to announce the availability of our Anypoint Studio 5.3 release with the brand new Mule 3.7.2 release. This release features a new validations module, which allows you to easily validate Mule messages using a variety of built in validators. It also features many improvements such as improved ability to attach sources to runtimes and improvements to the API gateway runtime experience in Anypoint Studio.
This release includes a new validations module,
Building on the success of CONNECT 2015 in San Francisco, we’re happy to announce the final release candidate for Mule 3.7 and Anypoint Studio June 2015. Planned GA is now less than a month away!
Highlights of this release:
As organizations struggle to deal with the proliferation of applications and APIs inside their organization,
As part of our API-led Anypoint Platform January 2015 launch, I’m pleased to announce the next version of our runtime and tooling, Mule ESB 3.6 and Anypoint Studio January 2015. This release helps users more quickly connect to and design APIs based on a new HTTP connector that adopts a design-first and resource-based approach, all with higher performance. The new release of Anypoint Studio also improves the design experience,
