MUnit for Java Programmers: Test execution
Unit tests are executed at different stages during the development life cycle. As mentioned in the first blog post of this series, MUnit for
MUnit for Java Programmers: Test doubles
What are test doubles? A test double is a term used to describe replacing a dependent component of the functionality that is being tested
MUnit for Java Programmers: Test fixtures
Test fixtures, also known as a test context, sets up the conditions for a test to run. These test conditions will be a known
MUnit for Java Programmers: Test Assertions
At the heart of unit tests are assertions which provide a mechanism for comparing expected outcomes with actual outcomes. JUnit provides a large selection
An introduction to MUnit for Java programmers
Unit tests are an integral part of the software development lifecycle. However, for most it is a task that must be endured and compounded
DataWeave function chaining for Java programmers
In this article, you will learn how to use method chaining in DataWeave with reference to Java 8 lambda expressions and how to convert
Mule 4 migration made easy: migrating to MUnit 2
It is no secret that migrating to Mule 4 from Mule 3 is a challenge. Mule 4 saw the biggest change in the Mule
Solve your Anypoint Platform questions with the new MuleSoft Help Center
At MuleSoft, the success of our community is our priority. We’ve been listening, and we know users want to find answers faster and easier
DataWeave lambdas for Java programmers
In Mule 4, DataWeave is everywhere: every listener and processor can be configured with it. Because most Mule users already know Java well, this
Mule programming style guide: stop abusing the choice router
In this post, I'll be going over why the choice router gets abused, why that's a problem, and what you can do to fix