Inaugural LAxML Meetup: Richard Winslow
| Date: | 2013-05-08 |
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| Time: | 7:00 |
| Location: | Zynx Health Inc 10880 Wilshire Boulevard Ste. 400, Los Angeles, CA , Los Angeles, CA |
| Topic: | XML |
| Presenter: | Richard WInslow |
Please join other NoSQL-ers in Los Angeles, as Richard Winslow from Zynx Health will be speaking on how XML fits into the NoSQL world. From the meetup site itself:
Agile developers favor NoSQL-based architectures because they’re easy to use, they scale well and they’re less resistant to change. XML should be a prominent player in the NoSQL world because the XML ecosystem,
built out over decades, offers many kinds of leverage for handling complex data that are mostly absent from the still-maturing NoSQL world. But agile developers don’t consider XML when they think about NoSQL because XML-based enterprise teams tend to use those tools in very non-agile ways, making XML seem just as brittle and resistant to change as relational databases are. This presentation makes the case for XML as a powerful NoSQL option for applications with complex data structures and business logic, and describes a set of approaches, culled from our own experiences at Zynx Health, that make XML-based development perfectly agile and competent at managing change.
We've been busy organizing festivities for MarkLogic World next week in Las Vegas. There's all sorts of lightning talk goodness headed your way as you can see below. And, we have some tasty treats planned as well (can you smell them?)