The best meetups are the ones where the code on the screen is as good as the conversation over a beer afterwards. The Warsaw MuleSoft community meetup at Pub Bolek, in February 2026, was exactly that kind of evening, and Fundacja TeamCo & Friends spoke there about the Salesforce Ecosystem Report Poland. Łukasz Ciężki joined on our behalf, and we came away reminded why this ecosystem is worth showing up for.
A thank-you and a report update
A huge thank you goes to Patryk Bandurski for the invitation and the chance to tell attendees more about the Salesforce Ecosystem Report and the 2026 study. You can read about the findings in the Salesforce Ecosystem Report Poland and about the ongoing research on the study page.
Session 1: ACB under the microscope
The first session took Anypoint Code Builder, the browser-based development environment of MuleSoft (the Salesforce integration platform), and put it under real pressure. In a live demo, Patryk Bandurski showed how ACB handles genuinely complex production code, where its limits are, and how you build an application that exposes an MCP server. MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the open standard that lets AI models talk to external tools and data in a structured way. Seeing it built live made the trade-offs concrete; the platform detail sits in the Salesforce developer documentation.
Session 2: Infrastructure as Code in the MuleSoft world
The second session, led by Dominik Kruszewski, walked through Infrastructure as Code, the practice of defining your servers and environments in version-controlled files instead of clicking through consoles. He covered GitOps, where your Git repository becomes the single source of truth for deployments, and Terraform, a popular tool for provisioning infrastructure, then tied it together with a live demo of a modern deployment. Architecture, DevOps, integration and a bit of AI in one room.
Then the part that matters: people
After the technical sessions came networking in the easy atmosphere of Pub Bolek. It is where questions get asked without a microphone and where the ecosystem quietly grows stronger. That it happens across the country, not only in the capital, shows on the map of the Salesforce ecosystem in Poland.
Frequently asked questions
What is a MuleSoft meetup? It is a community gathering for people working with MuleSoft, MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform and integration in general, mixing technical talks with time to network.
What is Anypoint Code Builder (ACB)? It is MuleSoft's development environment for building and deploying integrations and APIs, and the subject of the first live demo at the meetup.
Where can I learn about the Salesforce Ecosystem Report? You can read about it on the Salesforce Ecosystem Report Poland page and follow the current research on the study page.
The takeaway
Good meetups do two things at once: they raise the technical bar and tighten the community around it. This one managed both, from ACB and Infrastructure as Code to the conversations at the bar.