As mentioned in our MuleSoft Hackathon 2020 champions announcement, we are going to feature 10 runner-up submissions in a set of three blogs. These projects are highly innovative and include complex usage of MuleSoft. In this blog, we will cover the 4th, 5th, and 6th, place Hackathon submissions!
This past year was a testament to the amazing individuals that make up our MuleSoft Community. From switching from in-person MuleSoft Meetups to virtual experiences seemingly overnight, to continuously creating high-quality technical content, to teaching others remotely — the MuleSoft Community overcame obstacles with resilience.
We want to take a moment to reflect and recognize some of the best of the best in our Community who helped our entire MuleSoft ecosystem thrive in 2020.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the first-ever MuleSoft Hackathon! It was fantastic seeing all of your projects and the creativity you brought to our Community using MuleSoft. After careful deliberation and reviews by internal and external judges, we are happy to announce our top three winners, as well as 10 runner-ups.
In my previous blog post, we explained the different scenarios required to get a VPC in place. But there’s yet another question we need to answer before creating our first VPC. Is it enough with one VPC? How many VPCs do I really need? In this blog post, we’ll review some of the considerations to decide how many VPCs should be included in your network architecture.
Sravan Lingam is a MuleSoft Ambassador and Sr. MuleSoft Developer at Virtusa. He spoke at the Developer Meetup during MuleSoft CONNECT:Now JAPAC. Below, he will discuss Object Store v2 and discuss how he built a Tic-Tac-Toe game using MuleSoft.
As a MuleSoft developer and Ambassador, I often try to expand my skillset and help others learn through what I call “fun-learning.” For example, to explain how to use Object Store v2 and demonstrate its capabilities,
The first-ever MuleSoft Hackathon is nearing its end and we are excited to see what all of you have created! You may be wondering what happens after you submitted your project — we have an awesome set of judges from Facebook, MicroStrategy, and MuleSoft who will be selecting the winners! Below, you can find more information about each judge as well as submission guidelines and judging criteria to ensure you create an eligible and awesome MuleSoft Hackathon 2020 project.
Felipe Ocadiz is a MuleSoft Ambassador and IT Integration Engineer at Twitter. He holds all MuleSoft Training Certifications and is a mentor to many developers and architects in the MuleSoft Community. Recently he shared Anypoint Studio best practices at the Developer Meetup at MuleSoft CONNECT:Now EMEA.
We had another packed quarter in the MuleSoft Community! With multiple special Developer Meetups during MuleSoft CONNECT:Now, a record-breaking numbers of Community-led MuleSoft Meetups, and continued high-quality contributions of blogs, tutorials, and more. Below we highlight some of the best content from MuleSoft Ambassadors, customers, and partners that was contributed to the MuleSoft Community between August and October.
The type system can help you save time preventing errors, find quickly the function you need, instead of looking for it in the documentation, and let you code using types to define different behaviors for functions. In this post, I’ll show you how the DataWeave type system can help you develop in a more efficient and clear way.
MuleSoft Meetup leaders have planned a great month of Meetups — including five cities holding their first virtual events! Speakers from the MuleSoft Community will cover a variety of highly requested topics including: MUnit testing, Anypoint Service Mesh, CI/CD implementation, and Anypoint Studio best practices. There are opportunities to join local and global Meetups in over 20 different cities. Let us know which Meetups you attend using #MuleSoftMeetups!
