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News

DemoJam at Balisage 2010 on August 4, 2010

Beer and Demo!

What better way to finish the day at one of the world's premier XML events?

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Events

Next MarkUPS meeting August 11, 2010

Date: 
2010-08-11
Time: 
5:30-7:30 PM
Location: 
131 National Business Parkway, Suite 100, Annapolis Junction, MD 20701 (visitors need to sign in at Suite 120)
Topic: 
XQuery Unit Testing
Presenter: 
Mark Helmstetter
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5-minute Guide to the Search API

This guide will take you through the basics of the Search API, which makes it easy to do flexible Google-style searches. The Search API consists of fewer than a dozen functions. These functions act as a buffer between busy developers with jobs to do, and a granular, powerful, and complex set of underlying APIs for building search applications. In this series, you'll learn what what it does, and why. Read more >

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MarkLogic Server – Release 4.1

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by Jason Booth, July 27, 2010
Recently on a flight, I decided to put an idea to the test with programming in XQuery. I wanted to write a simple logic puzzle of some sort – what I ended up doing was...

MarkLogic: Beyond NoSQL, Part. 3

by Eric Bloch and Chris Biow, July 27, 2010
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XQuery and XPath Quick References

by Eric Bloch, July 7, 2010
One of our great teachers here at MarkLogic, Ruth Stryker, recently reminded me of some quick reference (aka cheat-sheet) cards that...

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