In recent months, the phrases “low-code” and “no-code” have popped up quite regularly. While they may seem like buzzwords — their usage dates back to 2011 and even as far back as the 90’s. For example, IBM’s GUI-assisted programming platform VisualAge for BASIC. In this blog, we’ll examine what low-code/no-code means today and how they assist […]
Being customer-centric means that you have a solid reputation along with the trust and loyalty of your customer. The probability of positive word of mouth is high and there is low all no friction between your customers and employees.
It’s been incredible to see the API revolution over the last couple of years, how APIs have become the defacto standard for all of software. It is no longer just a tool for hardcore developers, but one that anyone tech-savvy can use. And with this maturity, the number of API description languages as ways to […]
In my last blog, I introduced terminology that can be used to label common concepts and patterns in the realm of digital integration. My intent was to get architects on the same page when it comes to designing and understanding highly-integrated, complex software systems that are common in most 21st century enterprises. A lack of […]
Our MuleSoft Hackathon top 13 projects blog series continues as we share the 7th, 8th, and 9th place submissions with you. These projects feature a variety of different skill sets including integrating MuleSoft with Salesforce, creating a weather app, and transforming how users buy train tickets in the United Kingdom using APIs.
Anypoint Platform offers several options for the deployment and management of MuleSoft runtimes (“Mules”). Amongst the most popular are the fully-managed cloud integration platform-as-a-service (iPaaS) CloudHub and the customer-hosted Anypoint Runtime Fabric options. While both options provide industry-leading capabilities and high levels of operational flexibility, underlying differences in how they operate need to be considered […]
February is an exciting month in the MuleSoft Meetup Community! We have three special events and a few groups hosting their first virtual Meetups. We are also excited to introduce the new Women Who Mule Meetup group! This Meetup group is dedicated to providing a space for women developers and architects to share their MuleSoft […]
Brad Ringer, Principal Solution Engineer at AT&T, recently shared AT&T’s journey implementing MuleSoft Runtime Fabric and the benefits it’s seen as a result. He recently shared this story during MuleSoft CONNECT:Now Americas. As a Principal Solution Engineer at AT&T, my role includes being the Lead Integration Architect of the Business Sales Salesforce Platform at AT&T. […]
Whether you are just starting out or you’re an experienced MuleSoft developer, getting the flows right in your Mule application can be complicated and difficult. A proper understanding of the types of flows and how the scope of variables and attributes changes depends on the way flows are invoked is essential to building functional Mule […]
Application network Learn how to use API-led connectivity to establish an application network — a set of applications, data, and devices integrated as a whole — to drive innovation for your enterprise.