Day: May 28, 2018

ICYDK: The Inception of ESB and Its Benefit

At the beginning of the millennium, what we saw was the first cross-platform protocol for interfaces. While the internet together with HTTP became ubiquitous, XML limped its way into existence. On the other hand, exposing synchronous web service interfaces through SOAP protocols was just taking shape.

All these hinted at a future where the relatively wide acceptance of these standards would enable systems to find and interact with one another through a real-time synchronous remote procedure call without the reams of integration code, a practice followed in the past. https://goo.gl/nneyQU #DataIntegration #ML

So far, I have written how to customize Atom and Visual Studio Code for writers. Those posts have proven popular, and people keep asking me about my favorite text editor. This series continues now with Sublime Text, an editor I used to use when I worked as a developer, and then fell out of love with, mostly because development stopped for some time. There was much confusion between versions 2 and 3, and then I discovered Atom, and then kind of forget about it. However, Sublime Text is experiencing something of a resurgence, and I thought it was time I revisited it to see how suited it is for writers. One caveat: while Sublime core development has re-awoken, many packages haven’t. As it’s an old and stable codebase, this may not matter, and packages probably still work. I have tried only to include packages that are compatible with Sublime version 3 and have some recent development activity.

To install packages, open up the control palette and use package control to search for and add packages. https://goo.gl/LwG781 #DataIntegration #ML

ICYMI: Implementing a credential vault using secure property placeholders, encryption-key, and a credential vault is different in Mule 4 when compared to Mule 3.

Let’s see how we will implement this in Mule 3: https://goo.gl/4SeNjV #DataIntegration #ML