The MuleSoft Training and Certification team periodically reviews the state of exams and certifications in order to ensure they are up-to-date and relevant to the community. Our review takes into account any pending functionality changes, criticality to developer success, and whether the exam reflects the current technology and needs of the developer community.
CONNECT 2017 is just around the corner and we want to make sure you have training and certification added to your agenda. Get ready for hands-on training, onsite certifications, new offerings, and much more.
As a conference attendee, you can sign up for training and choose from 7 instructor-led courses. Each course has been designed for a particular role (Business, Developer, Advanced Developer and Architect), making it easier for you to choose based on your learning needs and interest. Plus this year, we have brand new courses for advanced developers.
If you’re a seasoned MuleSoft developer or architect, then you’re already ahead of the curve. You probably have already taken our training, have basic-level certifications, you’re active in our community and even have your own squishy Mule. If these apply to you, then you’re ready to take our highest level of certification.
Welcome back to Training Talks! In this blog post Frances Sink, Certification and Programs Lead, will give you an inside look at our Certification Program and share why it’s important to get certified after completing training or once you’ve gained considerable experience with MuleSoft solutions.
You’ll learn about the Program and the different levels (Associate, Specialist, Professional), existing certifications by role ( Developer, Architect) and the recommended course to get you started with an Associate level certification.
In today’s Training Talk, we’re going to show you how to convert and format numbers as strings or numbers in DataWeave. Something we’ve noticed confuses people sometimes is the use of the hash symbol (#) versus the zero symbol (0) in the conversion format.
In this demo, Ethan will show some examples based on the java.text.DecimalFormat class format, which you can look at the documentation to learn more about. The first example shows a decimal number that goes out to the four decimal place.
When it comes to choosing the right training it’s helpful to know all your options before making a final decision. Whether you’re a developer—with prior MuleSoft experience or not— a business manager, operations professional or architect, MuleSoft Training & Certification has a broad catalog that fits different roles and levels.
But it’s not only about your role and expertise level, it’s also about the investment you can make, of both time and money. Which is why you should consider MuleSoft.U when evaluating our recommended learning paths.
In this week’s Training Talks we’re going to talk about domains. But first, we have another fun fact from our next instructor, Ethan Port. Back in the 80’s (not that long ago), Ethan played the guitar and drums in a rock band that is still very popular today in Greece. Did I mention the drums were flaming?
New year, new tips! But, before sharing this week’s Training Talks question, here’s a fun fact about one of our technical instructors, Poornima Sundararaman.
In grad school, Poornima worked on a software project for NASA to engineer a plant gardening robot that monitors and gardens hydroponic plants (tomatoes and strawberries to start with) in outer space for astronauts to consume. How cool is that?
Studio’s Visual Debugger allows you to run your application in Debug mode, stopping execution to check the contents of a message at previously-specified building blocks.
To do this, you set a breakpoint at any building block in your flow that you wish to check or test. When you run your application in Debug mode, the application stops immediately after executing the building block with the breakpoint. Using the Mule Debugger View, you can browse through the contents of the message as it exists at that point in the flow, and evaluate Mule Expressions against the message.
Interested in learning more about how to use Anypoint Platform? It’s time to get that dust off your running shoes because we’re going to get you in top MuleSoft shape. There’s nothing like having something extra to add to your learning routine, whether it’s helpful tips from our forum or challenges from the Champions Program, we’re growing the number of resources for you to become an Anypoint Platform expert.
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