Reduce to Dashboard
When developers use DataWeave, they often come to rely on the reduce() function to fill in any gaps left by the standard Core library. Although filter() and joinBy() and splitBy()…
Insight, or just complaints? The truth is known only to the diner
When developers use DataWeave, they often come to rely on the reduce() function to fill in any gaps left by the standard Core library. Although filter() and joinBy() and splitBy()…
Sometimes you find a use case that has a simple and elegant solution in a particular programming language. It might come from a question in conversation, or a requirement in…
Everywhere I go, people are talking about OpenAI ChatGPT. They don’t evangelize, they just mention it with a wink and a smile. Of COURSE you know all about this charming…
A while back, I wrote this article suggesting an approach to generating sample data with a simple DataWeave function. I left the conversation open ended to offer time for readers…
About the Merge A common use case for DataWeave developers is that of merging elements from two different object collections into a set of composite output records. There are several…
It’s taken some time to work this out for myself, but since I began teaching for MuleSoft, I haven’t really been sure what to write here. Compounded by that, I…