The last 12 posts
were my notes from having followed the (free) ‘Mule 3 Fundamentals’ course from
https://training.mulesoft.com. I
find it’s the best way to keep my attention on an online course, is by taking
notes. Then I review the notes, see if they make sense, and - if they are worth
recording - I’ll make the effort to post them to a blog (so if I forget there’s
something to jog my memory). Note: If you’re wondering why this isn’t for Mule
4, my requirement was to learn about Mule 3.
Note: The full
course title is: Anypoint Platform Development Fundamentals (Mule 3)
1) Contents (on this Blog)
Notes: Module 1:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Introducing API-Led Connectivity
Notes: Module 2:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Designing APIs
Notes: Module 3:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Building APIs
Notes: Module 4:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Deploying and Managing APIs
Notes: Module 5:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Accessing and Modifying Mule Messages
Notes: Module 6:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Structuring Mule Applications
Notes: Module 7:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Consuming Web Services
Notes: Module 8:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Handling Errors
Notes: Module 9:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Controlling Message Flow
Notes: Module 10:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Writing DataWeave Transformations
Notes: Module 11:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Connecting to Additional Resources
Notes: Module 12:
Mule 3 Fundamentals: Processing Records (Batch)
2) Where to go from here?
Take Advanced Anypoint Platform Development:
- Managing Mule Development Projects with Maven
- Managing Mule code
- Achieving Continuous Integration
- Driving Development with MUnit
- Developing Custom Components
- Implementing Design Patterns
- Tuning Applications for Performance
- Working with State
- Securing Communications with SSL
3) Get certified!
MCD - Integration and API Associate (First Level)
MCD - Integration Professional (Second Level)
MCD - API Design Associate
MCD - Connector Specialist
Thank you so much. This notes will be helpful for recap all the topics and for quick revision for Certification :)
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