Get started with this tutorial series to learn best practices to develop, test, and deploy your Mule applications.

Welcome to MuleSoft, where you can deliver APIs and integrations at lightning speed. Do not worry if this is your first time using MuleSoft, this tutorial will walk you through step by step on how to develop, test, and deploy your first Mule Application in just a few minutes!

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In this tutorial, we are going to be using API Designer to generate a RAML specification that we will publish to Exchange. For our first API, let’s create an integration that fetches a list of contacts from our internal database, and uploads them as leads into Salesforce.

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In this tutorial, we learned the overview of the components that can be found in the online DataWeave Playground and its interactive tutorial. If you’re new to DataWeave, continue to the next tutorial to start learning the basics of DataWeave.

These integrations can be easily built and executed using MuleSoft’s Anypoint Studio. As a developer, there are five common Salesforce integration patterns that you should be familiar with when attempting to integrate Salesforce with MuleSoft.

This tutorial only covered the very basics of what’s possible in DataWeave. You learned about: MIME types used to transform the data; The anatomy of a DataWeave script; DataWeave’s data types to create data; In the next tutorial, we’ll learn about selectors to read data coming from the input payload or other variables.

DataWeave is the MuleSoft expression language that enables transformations between different data types such as CSV, JSON, XML and more. Want to learn how to code your first DataWeave script in less than five minutes? This tutorial will walk …

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