2. You build Mulesoft integration
in a IDE – which is a custom
built Eclipse
3. There a large number of components available
right in studio of various
kinds!
4. Which means you can visually build
workflows without much coding experience
Screenshot courtesy:
Sample application in
Mulesoft studio
5. At the same time each visual workflow is
backed by a XML which you can edit! Which
means:
• Simplicity of drag and drop plus
• Flexibility and power of customizability with editable XML
8. Closing thoughts!
The good
• Super flexibility in building what
you want to build
• Quite large number of
components available OOTB
• A good management console for
cloud applications
Can be better
• Not the easiest way to get
started for non-programmers
For more: http://www.mulesoft.com/platform/saas/cloudhub-features