Getting used to Anypoint Studio
Anypoint Studio, as a development tool, comes with a steep learning curve - it’s essentially a rebranded version of Eclipse, with a lot of custom Java packages (there are a lot for the Mulesoft server) and a package manager pointing at the Exchange repo.
Putting together a Mulesoft application, using the ’low code’ designer and DataWeave is easy enough, though I haven’t done any advanced data transformations yet. Currently it relays data from another Mulesoft API to an external service in a different format.