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How to Apply DataWeave to the Real-world: Looping (Part 3)
So far in this 3-part series, we have looked at variables (Part 1) and functions (Part 2) in order to leverage them to our... read more.
HowTo – Connect Blockchains with APIs and Anypoint Platform
Blockchains are slowly creeping their way into the enterprise and gaining acceptance. As Harvard researchers reveal, “No matter what the context, there’s a strong... read more.
How to Apply DataWeave to the Real-world: Functions (Part 2)
In the first part of this series we tackled the issue of defining and also using variables within DataWeave as opposed to using the... read more.
Dev Guide: How to Design a Process API (Part 2)
Before we get started with this blog, if you haven’t checked out Part 1 of this Dev Guide series, make sure you work through... read more.
How to Build an IBM i (AS400) API in 15 Minutes
This blog post is contributed by one of our partners, Infoview Systems. One of the biggest IT challenges is the growing IT delivery gap and the... read more.
Improvements to the Batch Module in Mule 4
The Mule 4 Release Candidate is here and, with it, the updated version of the batch module! The batch module was first introduced in... read more.
Meet a MuleSoft Community Star: Anupam Gogoi, Integration Engineer at Avenue Code
At MuleSoft, we are fortunate to have a community of developers that answer questions about Mule, share best practices, and organize meetups. Their knowledge... read more.
How to Apply DataWeave to the Real-world: Variables (Part 1)
Over the last few years at MuleSoft, I have had the opportunity to work with many different customers covering a wide range of use... read more.
The New Database Connector in Mule 4
There’s a brand new Mule 4 Anypoint Connector for Database (DB) that you can use to connect to any relational Database engine. Unlike other... read more.
Training Talks: How to Create a Flow Designer Project Using an Existing API
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... read more.