Here’s the new edition of our monthly blog highlighting great contributions from MuleSoft Developers who share great knowledge with our community. March was a great month, and we want to share some of the amazing work we’ve seen across the community.
So far, March was our busiest month with 12 Meetups across all 5 continents, thus growing our in-person community events’ global footprint. Pune (India) and Caracas (Venezuela) kicked off their very first Meetups. We wish them many more to come!
With that said, April already looks like an even busier month. Just on April 19th, we are scheduled to have 4 Meetups happening! If you’re in Sydney, Brisbane, Raleigh, or Phoenix, you should definitely mark this date on your calendar.
Earlier this year, we started a new blog series, highlighting great contributions from MuleSoft Developers that are willing to share knowledge with the community. February was another busy month for Mule developers, and we want to share some of the amazing work they have been doing for the community.
MuleSoft Developer Meetups across the world had a very busy February! In fact, we had 2 Meetups per week, and four groups – Tampa, Cape Town, Charlotte, and the Online group – held their very first events. The Online group, which provides a virtual Meetup to anyone across the world, was particularly successful!
So what were Meetup leaders up to in the past few weeks? Read below to find out the top highlights from our 9 developer Meetups in February as well as insights into upcoming Meetups this month.
We are lucky to have some great contributors in the MuleSoft community. And we’d like to highlight the things they do to make our community so fantastic. From the forums to in-person events and video tutorials, we see great community contributions from MuleSoft Developers willing to share their knowledge with others. Today, we want to recognize the great work of MuleSoft Developers in January 2018 and share it with you.
The year 2017 was a great year for MuleSoft Meetups!
We launched the program back in July with the goal of gathering MuleSoft aficionados across the globe, along with curious developers willing to learn more about Anypoint Platform. In only 6 months, we launched more than 50 groups, and that’s just the beginning.
Are you curious about how Anypoint Platform works? Do you want to know what API-led connectivity is? Do you want to take advantage of the recent Anypoint Platform Nov ‘17 release or the Mule 4 release candidate?
Whether you are just learning about APIs, a new MuleSoft user, or a seasoned veteran in building integrations, MuleSoft Meetup groups provide an ideal opportunity to learn, share knowledge, and network. As fall arrives and community members return from their summer vacations (or winter vacations, depending on which hemisphere they are on!), MuleSoft Meetup groups continue to grow. We now have 59 chapters around the world, with thousands of developers gathering monthly!
We recently launched a new MuleSoft Meetup program and, in the two months since, we have had over 25 Meetups in 9 countries-–bringing people together to explore, teach, and learn about API-led connectivity!
Check out some of the highlights from August and see what future Meetups in September and October have in store!
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.
