In the last session, we reviewed how to implement the articles logic, created a Postman collection with its local+dev environments, and learned how to debug our Mule application. In this week’s session, we confirmed the API works locally, so we deployed it to CloudHub (located in Runtime Manager) to test…

In the last session, we modified our newly created Mule project to follow best practices like having a specific file for Global Elements or creating properties files per environment. In this week’s session, we reviewed how to implement the articles logic, created a Postman collection with its local+dev environments, and…

In the last session, we finished creating our API Specification, tested it, and published it to Exchange. After that, we used that asset from Exchange to create a Mule project with the scaffolded flows from the API Spec. In this week’s session, we modified our newly created Mule project to…

In the last session, we started creating an API specification using the UI in Design Center. We designed the data types and the articles resource. Our homework was to finish the API specification for this session. In this week’s session, we finished the design of our API specification, tested and…

In the last session, we learned the basics of an API and API-Led Connectivity. Analogies and Examples HTTP Methods URI Query Parameters HTTP Status Codes API-Led Connectivity In this week’s session, we started designing our own API Specification for a blog API. Let’s see a summary of what we did! …

In the last session, we learned about the MuleSoft overview of products. We didn’t do a deep dive into them, but we learned that the main products are Anypoint Platform Anypoint Studio Composer MuleSoft RPA DataWeave We also took a look at the community overview like the Ambassadors, Mentors, Meetups…

Continuing our series from last week, this week’s session was focused on giving you an overview of the different MuleSoft products that you can use. It can be overwhelming when you’re getting started because there are just a bunch of different things! 🥴 But not to worry. …

Lately, I’ve been writing a series of articles (and recording a series of videos) with steps to create a complete CI/CD pipeline for your Mule applications in GitHub. Note: The initial versions of the pipeline are based on the following repository created by Archana Patel: arch-jn/github-actions-mule-cicd-demo. Here you can find…

Yesterday I live-streamed the first of (hopefully) 7 sessions where I’m gonna explain basic MuleSoft concepts for any newbie that wants to get started on this tech suite. Don’t worry if you didn’t make it for this first session! I haven’t started with the actual content yet. In this first…