How to create a custom connector using Mule SDK
Anypoint Connectors provide a connection between a Mule flow and an external system — such as any source of content, database, protocol, or API. While there are
How to build a standard deployment foundation in Mule 4 using Maven
Several of the development teams that I work with often run into the same problem: each developer has their own method of deploying Mule
3 types of API fragments design strategies
Mary Joy Sabal, MuleSoft Practice Lead at Datacom, is a multi-MuleSoft Certified Developer and Architect and MuleSoft Ambassadress. She frequently speaks at Meetups and
How to adopt sustainable engineering practices with MuleSoft
Collectively, we all have a part to play in saving our planet. Even as developers, architects, and product owners we have the power to
5 ways to publish and consume JMS messages using Mule 4
The communication between enterprise applications can be categorized as synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous communication means that both client and server must be available at
How to keep a product mindset at every level of API design
One of my all-time favorite quotes comes from Albert Einstein: “If I had an hour to solve a problem, I’d spend 55 minutes thinking
5 ways we’ve enhanced the DataWeave experience with Studio 7.8
Earlier this month, we shared that the focus of the latest release of Studio 7.8 was to complete the journey for OpenAPI Specification 3.0
Mule flows 101: Types, attributes, variables
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
Useful integration tools to enhance developers’ Anypoint Studio experiences
Francis Edwards, Integration Analyst at Saint-Gobain and MuleSoft Ambassador, is an experienced MuleSoft developer. He spoke at MuleSoft CONNECT:Now EMEA sharing useful integration tools
3 chargeback speedbumps to avoid to supercharge API reuse
Enterprise chargeback (the practice of formalizing a distributed carrying cost program for shared assets) is a conundrum. It should be easy but it’s not.