The world’s largest vendor-neutral API conference and expo, API World, is kicking off this week. And we are excited to announce that we will be on the ground from September 26-27 to talk about API program strategies, demo a solution using GraphQL APIs, show a fun demo that involves Twitter and a Commodore 64, and more!
Drop by booth 210 (left of the main entrance, near the lounge area),
We recently launched a new MuleSoft Meetup program and, in the two months since, we have had over 25 Meetups in 9 countries-–bringing people together to explore, teach, and learn about API-led connectivity!
Check out some of the highlights from August and see what future Meetups in September and October have in store!
In the month since our launch, the community has responded enthusiastically to the launch of our new MuleSoft Meetup program. These Meetups are community-led events, bringing people together to explore, teach, and learn about API-led connectivity by sharing use cases and doing hands-on exercises. You don’t necessarily have to be a MuleSoft user to join: all API enthusiasts are welcome!
As of today,
It all started with a simple question from my boss: “Steve, would you like to be in charge of a hackathon at MeetUp?” On the surface, it seemed like an innocuous request since MuleSoft Engineering typically does hackathons about twice a year or so. “Sure,” I thought. “I’ll just get the engineers to self-organize into project teams, order them some pizza, and then sit back and relax while the amazing projects come rolling in.”
I’m writing this having a coffee and looking out at a view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, in a brand new office built to accommodate plenty more passionate Muleys in the coming months. It’s pretty remarkable to be here right now because just four years ago, there was no coffee, no office, no view. Four years ago, I had just started at MuleSoft as employee number one for the APAC region.
Twice a year, MuleSoft hosts an internal hackathon to allow teams to focus on passion projects and unique ways of using our platform. Last week, we hosted our second hackathon of the year with the theme Scaling MuleSoft.
“Hackathons are a great way to have engineers bring new ideas that they can turn into products, improve our existing products, try out new technologies, and mainly have fun,” says Mariano Capurro, VP of Engineering at MuleSoft.
Many young women love engineering and technology but by the time they reach college and the job market, far too many of them have been discouraged to follow their passion and drop out of the field. The National Girls Collaborative Project reports that while female and male students enroll in advanced math and science courses at comparable rates, women ultimately receive far fewer degrees in computer science and engineering (17.9% and 19.3% of degrees,
When MuleSoft engineering recently organized a two-day internal hackathon, our team of four:
immediately got to work brainstorming what to build. Very quickly we gravitated towards creating an interactive IoT installation that would illustrate how MuleSoft’s technology makes it easy to connect the world’s data and devices together in interesting and useful ways.
We are excited to be a part of Dreamforce 2015 this year – MuleSoft and Salesforce together are working to transform business. And Dreamforce itself is set to be an outstanding event. But with over 1600+ sessions and 400+ theaters, choosing the right sessions to attend at Dreamforce can be daunting. To help you create your best agenda, we’d like to share our picks, ranging from sessions we are presenting to thought leaders we follow.
At MuleSoft, we know that integration not only cuts costs and makes developers’ lives easier, but it can also help companies bring innovative ideas and products to market faster. When you’re not connecting broken systems, you can actually get work done at a faster pace!
This year at CONNECT 2014, we’ll be talking about how you can use our products to transform your company and gain a competitive advantage.
