The Java API in 5 Minutes
For newbies, this quick tutorial introduces MarkLogic via Java APIs for document CRUD and simple search.
The Enterprise
NoSQL Database
If you need the performance and flexibility of NoSQL, along with trusted Enterprise-grade features like ACID transactions, security, high-availability, and disaster recovery, MarkLogic is THE choice.
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Architecture
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An Overview
If you are new to MarkLogic, you may be wondering how it fits into your world... Learn More
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Data Model
The basic unit of organization in MarkLogic is a Document. MarkLogic supports documents encoded in... Learn More
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Updates and Transactions
Unlike many NoSQL databases, MarkLogic supports enterprise-grade ACID transactions... Learn More
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Queries and Search
Built on search-engine techniques, MarkLogic has a unique indexing model... Learn More
Tutorials
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Java
Learning the MarkLogic Java API
This tutorial walks you through a series of HOWTOs for working with MarkLogic, exclusively through its Java API.
Sample MarkLogic Java API Application
The code for this pure Java sample is available on github.
Writing and Searching POJOs
With an RDBMS, persisting your in-memory data structures requires complex ORM tools to handle the well-known impedance mismatch...
REST
The REST API in 5 Minutes
For newbies, this quick tutorial introduces MarkLogic via REST APIs for document CRUD and simple search.
Learning the MarkLogic REST API
This tutorial walks you through a series of HOWTOs for working with MarkLogic, exclusively through its REST API.
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Developing XQuery Applications
If you're new to MarkLogic and want an introduction geared towards XQuery, start here.
Using XPath, XQuery, and MarkLogic's Search API on an XML dataset
This interactive tutorial takes you from simple, beginner queries to more complex and advanced search functionality.
5 Minute Guide to the Search API
MarkLogic's XQuery Search API makes it easy to do flexible Google-style searches.
New & Notable
Using an Aggregation Function via REST
In a recent post, I showed how to build a your own Aggregation function. That's a good start but...
Content Pump
Content Pump is an open-source, command-line tool that provides the fastest way to import, export, and copy data to/from MarkLogic databases.
Inaugural LAxML Meetup: Richard Winslow
Agile developers favor NoSQL-based architectures because they’re easy to use, they scale well and they’re less resistant to change...
Ryan Dew Wins 2013 MVC Award!
MarkLogic bestows the MVC (Most Valuable Coder) Award on the member of our community who, in the past year, has most helped promote our community...