Tag: MarkLogic
Is Hadoop like Teenage Sex?
I met with a friend of mine the other day who, when it comes technology subjects, I like to say – “she knows enough to be dangerous.” During our lunch she asked me about Hadoop and if I could explain it to her because in her mind it was like teenage sex – “everyone is […]
NoSQL Wonderland
Walking in NoSQL Wonderland This was the first, and perhaps only, song by The MarkLogic Acapella singers, first performed on December 16, 2014 at Valbella in New York CIty. Written by Eric Kaplan. Sung to the tune of “Winter Wonderland.” No other information is available for this lyric — would you like to add something […]
Working with Ranged Buckets: User-Defined Functions
When documents have a range of values, facets need a different type of bucket. Here we discuss an approach using user-defined functions (UDF), which provide some advantage over simple custom constraints.
Big Changes to Santa’s Big List
I recently heard a rumor that the big guy up north was making some big changes to how he does his big gift to kid matching algorithm. As we all know, Santa got NoSQL long ago, using the flexibility of the schema and matching to streamline one of the biggest problems in all of computing: […]
MarkLogic Partner Awards 2014: Part 2
At our Partner Summit in London, we awarded three of our partners with a Partner Excellence Award.
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