A first glance at Mule’s API capabilities

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Since 2006, Mulesoft is offering middleware and messaging. Back then, building integrations was still heavily XML file based, with a set of Eclipse based plugins. This has changed though! With their Anypoint Studio, an Eclipse-based graphical development environment for designing, testing and running Mule flows, they really upped their game. Together with their new IPaaS platform CloudHub and their API capabilities, Mulesoft is looked at as a big player in Continue ReadingA first glance at Mule’s API capabilities

Integration Platforms as a Service in 2016.

Working in the integration business, you probably noticed quite an increasingly upcoming market of data sources which are no longer on premise. With more and more PaaS and SaaS solutions, the need to integrate them becomes obvious. Salesforce should talk to your on-premise CRM system and your custom applications should update your Twitter feed for example. Back in the day, you would get a piece of software usually called something Continue ReadingIntegration Platforms as a Service in 2016.