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Introduction

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) progresses through distinct phases in its project life cycle. When it enters the production deployment phase, the bots are deployed onto dedicated machines to carry out end-to-end automation. It is at this stage that scheduling comes into the picture, guiding bots on when to run and on which machine.

The scheduling step is relevant for bots that run in an unattended/automatic way at specific intervals (often many times a day!). However, it does not apply to bots that are attended or triggered by human or system actions.

Plunging head-first into the world of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) would make anyone feel uneasy. With a scientific and mathematical background and experience with Python, I was overwhelmed by the unfamiliar terrain of new technology in the corporate tech world.

But, interested in the world of RPA and how it could potentially transform the way we work, I adjusted my mindset to being ok with feeling uncomfortable.

What does Anypoint Code Builder look like for the Desktop release?

It has been a year since I joined the Salesforce Ecosystem, and despite the eventful past year, I recently had the opportunity to attend one of the big Salesforce events, Salesforce World Tour 2023, for the first time. The day was filled with action and had a lot going on simultaneously, making it a highly recommended experience for anyone involved with or interested in learning more about Salesforce.

In the first part of the blog, Let's start with MuleSoft Anypoint Code Builder, I covered the basics of Anypoint Code Builder. In the second part, How to Design an API in Anypoint Code Builder, I explained how to design an API and create RAML specifications. Today, we will use these specifications to implement, test and deploy an API.

In the first part of the blog, I described the basics of Anypoint Code Builder. Today, I will guide you through the design phase of the ‘Hello World’ project.

Some time ago MuleSoft announced the release of its new IDE - Anypoint Code Builder. In case you are still not familiar with its purpose and capabilities, keep reading this blog. Let’s get started 😊

MuleSoft Composer is a no-code integration platform that enables users to integrate data and apps easily. The process starts by building flows using various pre-built connectors, including Salesforce, Workday, Slack, MuleSoft RPA, and others.

In this blog, I will describe the API-based integration between Breathe HR and Tempo with MuleSoft Composer. Breathe HR is a cloud-based HR software, and Tempo is a time-planning and logging app integrated with our Jira.

Exposing APIs to our customers and consumers using a vanity domain, like *.acme-apis.com instead of the default domain *.cloudhub.io, is now easier in CloudHub 2.0.