The Secrets to Great APIs: Part 2
Hosted by Kansas City MuleSoft Meetup Group
Details
In this session, we'll walk through designing and building an API using Anypoint Platform. Starting from the Business Object Model, we'll develop the RAML and build a mock API.
Agenda
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Hosted By
Ray Arnado, Solutions Architect
Over 19 years of progressive experience on Information Technology Field, I have been in many roles: Principal Software Architect, Enterprise Integration Architect, Solutions Architect, Curriculum Developer, Trainer, Principal Software Engineer and more... As part of my hobby as a low level software engineer (Java, GoLang, Assembler, C++), I've enjoyed doing R&D IoT devices and connecting it using Mule in Omega2 and Raspberry Pi.
Mark Davis, CEO
A solution architect, designer, and developer with 30+ years of experience delivering high-performance, high-capacity systems.
Cory Mara, System Administrator
We recently started using MuleSoft at the U.S. Department of Agriculture and I am very impressed with its ability. I would like to pull together a MuleSoft Meetup to share some of the capabilities of MuleSoft with my colleagues and others
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Partner
Lockton Companies (https://www.lockton.com/offices/kansas-city)
Lockton Companies was founded in 1966 by Jack Lockton (1942-2004) in Kansas City. Lockton’s success flows from our commitment “to provide the most uncommon results and service in the most common business.”
Made up of 1,000+ Associates, we have experts in insurance, risk management, employee benefits, and retirement services all housed in Kansas City. We understand how our clients’ businesses run and are focused on making them better.
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