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Batch processing performance in the cloud
Today I will introduce our performance test of the Batch Module introduced on the Mule's December 2013 release. I will guide you through the test... read more.
Data Synchronizing made easy with Watermarks
We've all been there. Sooner or later, someone asks you to periodically synchronize information from one system into another. No shame to admit it, it... read more.
When ETL met the ESB: Introducing the Batch Module
We are all very proud to announce that Mule's December 2013 release shipped with a major leap forward feature that will massively change and... read more.
API wars are coming
APIs are causing a huge technology disruption. Developers armed with APIs are changing the enterprise IT landscape. The tech world is being turned upside... read more.
On-Demand Webinar – SOA and Legacy Modernization: The first step to the New Enterprise
In this installment of our MuleSoft webinar series, we discuss how to identify legacy assets within your organization, synchronize data between modern and legacy... read more.
Introducing APIkit
Hot on the heels of the announcement of the RESTful API Modeling Language (RAML) by the RAML working group, I am very happy to... read more.
CloudHub Release 34: Improving your daily experience
CloudHub Release 34 is now live! With this release we've made a number of improvements to CloudHub to make managing your integrations easier. These... read more.
Introducing Auto-Paging for Anypoint Connectors
Back in the old days when I used to write SaaS integration apps for living (long time ago, like 2 months back...) I always... read more.
Chasing the bottleneck: True story about fighting thread contention in your code
Today I'm going to share some valuables lessons learned about developing highly concurrent software. These are real life lessons that come straight from the... read more.
Decorating your tests in AngularJS
Introduction We've been using AngularJS at MuleSoft for building our upcoming web-based developer tools and so far we have really enjoyed using it. One area... read more.