In this article, you will learn how to use method chaining in DataWeave with reference to Java 8 lambda expressions and how to convert from Java Streams into DataWeave chaining.
Java 8 introduced the Stream API, which is used to process a stream of objects. Various methods can be chained together such as filter, limit, map, and reduce,
One of the most important parts of an organization’s API ecosystem is the community of developers who build applications that consume its APIs. The success of an API strategy often depends on understanding the target audience of developers for your APIs, identifying their different sub-groups, and then consciously growing the community.
April has been a busy month in the MuleSoft Community! Our amazing community members have led 17 Meetups across seven countries, written many blogs, and answered countless questions on our forum. Read on to discover the very best from April 2019!
March has been an event-filled month with no less than 16 Community Meetups around the globe! Many developers also stepped up to help others and answer questions on the forum. Read on to learn more about our top contributors for March 2019.
2017 is off to a great start for MuleSoft’s community: new initiatives are coming up, new meetups groups get formed and many new events are in the plans.
In the next four weeks only, 7 Meetups are planned across the USA and in Europe. We have many organizer applications pending so more groups will pop up in other countries soon – stay tuned!
These events are community-run and supported by our team: we’re always happy to help local organizers make things happen in their cities!
There is growing pressure for IT to deliver on business demands in real time—but there is often a gap between what they need to do and what they can do. So, how can they close the IT delivery gap? For starters, they should make everyone in the company a developer.
This is not to say that all employees should drop their other responsibilities and perform heads-down coding each day.
As MuleSoft continues to define a new category of software, the team behind it encounters new technology challenges on a daily basis. The MuleSoft engineering team works with complex systems, builds products for the cloud and on-premises, and creates APIs that power products that enable developers to create exciting and innovative new experiences, and that’s only the beginning.
Today is National Women in Engineering Day, and we’re excited to celebrate by letting you get to know a few of the women engineers working in our San Francisco and Buenos Aires offices.
MuleSoft CONNECT 2016, the premier digital business conference where CIOs, IT leaders, and developers meet to exchange ideas and insights on driving digital transformation, is back! If you care about harnessing the digital revolution, mastering the API economy, or learning the best way to connect applications, data, and devices, this conference is for you. MuleSoft blog readers have a special discount code entitling them to 10% off (code: mktg-blog-10) so you’ll definitely want to register for CONNECT today.
We are very happy today to unveil today not one, but two major updates across the MuleSoft developer experience: 1.) our brand new documentation platform, and 2.) a totally revamped developer forum.
A brand new doc platform
You can have the greatest technology in the world, but it means nothing if you don’t have fast, intuitive, and eminently searchable documentation by its side. When you couple those two things together,
This past weekend, our developer relations team attended CalHacks, the biggest collegiate hackathon on the West Coast, drawing over 1,800 student hackers from all over the US.
The event, which began on Friday, featured an intense 36 hours of coding and learning, featuring tons of fun for every participating team. Collectively, there were over 200 projects submitted!
Beyond the impressive logistics into making this event possible,
