It has been a year since we kicked off Training Talks, a blog series that focuses on insightful, how-to videos that address common MuleSoft use cases and FAQs received on the forum. We started out with a simple camera in one of our meeting rooms, with the goal to help developers get quick and simple answers to their questions.
In today’s technology-driven world, an enterprise is only as effective as its IT organization. In order to keep up with the latest technology trends – from mobile to IoT – and fulfill consumer demands, IT managers need to maximize their team’s ability to improve service delivery and performance.
In today’s Training Talks, we’ll learn how to extract, transform, and load data (ETL) using Anypoint Design Center’s flow designer.
In this demo, Mark will start by creating a new application, he will take data from a database that he will transform using DataWeave. After he transforms the data, he will load the data into another database using flow designer. Let’s get started!
If you read our last blog post, summarizing the top 5 features of the Crowd release, you’ll recall we mentioned the flow designer as one of the main features in Anypoint Design Center. Flow designer is a simple, web-based interface for designing Mule applications for Anypoint Platform. In other words, it provides a simplified UI, but with the same power as Anypoint Studio.
Update 04/11/2019 from the Training Team: In order to improve access to the non-proctored test (currently available for $125 on our exam catalog), the exam will now be available at training.mulesoft.com as a free quiz available to anyone that wishes to test their knowledge, whether or not they have taken the instructor-led Anypoint Platform: API Design class. Individuals who currently hold the MCD – API Design Associate certification will remain certified for the full two-year duration.
Today you’ll meet the newest member of our Training Talks series, Mark Nguyen. Mark joined the training team in November of 2016 as a Curriculum Developer, and will be a familiar face from now on! And yes, we have Mark’s fun fact too…are you ready?
Mark was part of the original team that launched Taco Bell’s Doritos Locos Tacos and, from what I heard, if you mention his name when ordering one, you’ll get an extra taco for free.
Our favorite drummer/instructor is back with a new edition of Training Talks! In this demo, Ethan will show you how to copy over global configuration elements from a Mule application into a Mule domain project, including copying over the namespace and the schema location definitions for those global configuration elements, including the HTTP and VM queue connector.
The MuleSoft Champions Program is our developer advocacy program designed to provide support, networking opportunities, and recognition for MuleSoft developers all around the world. Joining the Champions Program can also have a positive effect on your career. But what it can also do is give you an opportunity to get free MuleSoft training!
Members of the Champions Program complete challenges to get points, and those points can be exchanged for MuleSoft training courses.
All CIOs share a common priority: ensuring development teams have the skills and experience to apply best practices that support the organization’s needs effectively. Certification is one the most important qualifications to help evaluate a team’s skill set, and are considered a strategic tool for building a foundation of expertise to drive both individual and team success.
Research shows that training alone is not enough.
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.
The MuleSoft Certified Developer – Connector Specialist Exam is no longer available as a public offering.
