Meet Matt McLarty, who recently joined us as Global Leader for API Strategy. In this role, Matt helps MuleSoft’s customers take maximum advantage of their API opportunities through strategic guidance, sharing organizational practices, and the development of API ecosystems. He’s based in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
GraphQL provides front-end developers a query layer that returns back-end data from diverse, complex sources in a friendly and efficient way. Learn more about the relationship between GraphQL and Anypoint Platform.
Similar to steam engines leveraging prior innovation to get to bullet trains, companies just getting started with microservices can take shortcuts confidently because of microservices pioneers.
Mule 4 uses reactive programming to enhance scalability so our developers can deliver smooth experiences for their users.
Ipswitch’s new MOVEit Transfer Connector enables MuleSoft users to easily integrate secure managed file transfer capabilities into their Mule applications.
Check out the five most popular blog posts in February 2019!
As enterprise IT seeks greater speed and agility through the adoption of a microservice architecture, they find this new paradigm can collide with long-established operating models.
As discussed in my previous blog post, the notion of the OODA loop is foundational for many of today’s common agile, LEAN and DevOps methods. But given we typically talk about it in a systems context, it’s important to examine the core motivations for enterprises becoming more responsive to changes in their environment.
Life science IT departments face increasing demands because of clinical trials’ growing complexities, including the proliferation of specialized applications, ballooning numbers of stakeholders, and data security and privacy considerations.
Last week’s NRF show made the digital imperative for retailers loud and clear – from analytics, AI, IoT, and chatbot demos to even the occasional robot, attendees were presented with the promises and perks of next-gen retail technology.