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This week, I had the opportunity to sit down and chat with Kasey Alderete, the Product Manager that helped guide Samplestack from a nascent idea that we started thinking about last spring into a fully functioning app that we just launched a few weeks ago. While we have plenty of technical documentation on Samplestack, and […]

Blending data from different sources unlocks new insights and revenue opportunities. Everyone knows about the importance of data integration, but few manage to implement it successfully. That’s because there’s a step to the integration process that often goes unmentioned—data preparation....

Enterprise software development demands a continual influx of new technologies and techniques to stay relevant. Yet an open, “in with the new” policy must be balanced against temptations to throw everything “out with the old.”

A PaaS can deal with version control, build and compile processes to create apps faster. As noted in my previous blog post, data integration is a crucial and often poorly managed aspect of successful...

If you’ve enjoyed hearing from Juan Salazar of Quantum Data Systems and...

Government modernization on demand requires a best practices mindset. We’ve seen it time and time again that when new government policies are implemented, a new set of business rules must be put into practice to reflect the changes. While this is typical of any enterprise business, we often...

Join our webinar on best practices for application modernization. There’s an epic struggle between two camps when it comes to technology. There’s the “newer is always better, stand in line at midnight” folks, then there’s the “I’ll stick with what I know while they work out the kinks” bunch....

This month we’re launching our second Partner Podcast, now available on the Progress website. Each Podcast brings together...

In designing Samplestack, a sample MarkLogic application that provides search and updates across Question & Answer content, our team wanted to demonstrate how the database’s built-in capabilities enhance the application developer’s experience. One of the differentiating features of MarkLogic’s enterprise NoSQL database is having ACID transactions, and more specifically its support for multi-document, multi-statement transactions.