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Three common API design mistakes and how to overcome them
Jason Harmon, head of APIs at engaging forms tool Typeform, and namesake of the JSON schema, gave a fantastic proactive talk at a recent APIdays conference about “the... read more.
How to automate API monitoring using Anypoint Design Center’s flow designer
This blog post was written by one of the stars in our developer community, Kian Ting. 1. Overview I have created a Mule application that... read more.
HowTo – Invoke Java/Groovy logic in DataWeave
When building DataWeave transformations for your Mule application, you will run into situations in which you will need to invoke external logic that may... read more.
Easier assertions for XML and JSON in MUnit
This is a guest blog from a member of our developer community. Dr. Roger Butenuth is a Senior Java Consultant at codecentric, he has... read more.
What’s new with API Manager in the Nov ‘17 release
In an earlier blog post, we talked about how Anypoint Exchange has evolved in the November 2017 release, to make it easier for consumers... read more.
HowTo – Perform date arithmetic with DataWeave
When integration involves different applications, systems, or databases, we face a common challenge: how do we bridge between data formats and how can we... read more.
The new FTP and SFTP Connectors
We recently released new connectors for FTP and SFTP connectivity in Mule 4, now available in Anypoint Exchange. Even though FTP and SFTP are... read more.
JSON logging in Mule: How to get the most out of your logs
Logging is arguably one of the most neglected tasks on any given project. It's not uncommon for teams to consider logging as a second-class... read more.
HowTo – Implement logic handling in DataWeave
Logic handling using DataWeave is essential for simple mediums and highly complex transformations, in which the mapping requirements necessitate generating outputs based on values... read more.
Common API mistakes
Do you know if you are doing it right? This is the question that many of us are faced with when starting with APIs,... read more.