Reading Time: 3 minutes With MarkLogic being a document-oriented database, data is commonly stored in a JSON or XML document format. If the data to bring into the MarkLogic is not already structured in JSON or XML means if it is currently in a relational database, there are various ways to export or transform it from the source. For example, many relational databases provide an option to export relational Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes MarkLogic brings all the features you need into one unified system as it is the only Enterprise NoSQL database. MarkLogic can bring multiple heterogeneous data sources into a single platform architecture, allowing for homogenous data access. For bringing the data we need to insert the documents. On the query console, we are able to perform the query according to requirements. Bringing in the documents There Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes MarkLogic is the only Enterprise NoSQL database, that brings all the features you need into one unified system. SQL is one of the many languages that has been supported by MarkLogic. So that data stored in a MarkLogic database can be easily consumed by technologies that require a SQL data source. SQL queries can be sent via server-side applications code or through ODBC. The view is required so Continue Reading
Reading Time: 5 minutes Marklogic, Formally known as MarkLogic Server, is an enterprise NoSQL database with broad support for unstructured and unstructured data, including JSON, XML, RDF, text, and binary data types. MarkLogic has schema flexibility, High Scalability, high availability of a NoSQL database, and enterprise features. Before starting with how to make the communication let’s understand the MarkLogic system requirement. Christopher Lindblad founded MarkLogic in 2001, particularly in Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes The need to compare databases and to keep hunting for the perfect one seems never-ending. In this blog, We’re going to see the comparison between MarkLogic and MongoDB. This blog helps you choose by looking into the differences and similarities between the two: MarkLogic and MongoDB. Although MarkLogic differs from a relational database in that MarkLogic was designed to not have schema requirements for data and Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Liferay contains several frameworks that give you all the tools you need to perform various everyday tasks. Such as handling permissions, and letting users enter comments, categories, and tags. And other everyday tasks that Liferay doesn’t make you have to write yourself. Liferay is an open-source enterprise portal that is free and mainly used to enable corporate extranet and intranet. It is a robust web Continue Reading
Reading Time: 5 minutes Software development teams use Jira Software for every stage of the development lifecycle. Jira is a suite of agile work management solutions that powers collaboration across all teams from concept to customer, empowering you to do the best work of your life, together. Jira offers many product and deployment options that are purpose-built for Software, IT, Business, and Ops teams. Introduction Jira is a software tool widely known for its Issue Tracking and Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes In this blog, we are going to learn about the difference between the Spring and SpringBoot. A few years Back, the Spring framework has become quite complex due to added functionalities. As a result, it takes enormous time and lengthy processes to start a new Spring project. However, to save the extra time and effort, Spring Boot was introduced. Using the Spring framework as a Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes The need to compare data tools and to keep hunting for the perfect one seems never-ending. In this blog, We’re going to see the comparison between the Apache Beam and Apache Airflow. This blog helps you choose by looking into the differences and similarities between the two: Apache Airflow and Apache Beam. Comparison Study On the surface, Apache Airflow and Apache Beam may look similar. Both are open-source, Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Lombok acts as an annotation processor that adds code to your classes at compile time. Project Lombok is a java library tool that’s used to minimize or remove the boilerplate code. Also, save the precious time of the developers during development by just using some annotations. Now the question arises what exactly the Boilerplate code is? The Boilerplate code is sections of code that are Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Before going through the comparison of Apache Beam and Apache Spark, we should have a glimpse of what these two exactly are. Apache Beam means a unified programming model. It implements batch and streaming data processing jobs that run on any execution engine. It executes pipelines in multiple execution environments. Apache Spark defines as a fast and general engine for large-scale data processing. Spark is a fast Continue Reading
Reading Time: 5 minutes In this blog, we will explore a few of the most commonly used tools in REST API testing and how to use some of their most important features, in addition to determining which one suits a development process the best. Swagger is an API specification & Postman is an API Client and appropriate for API first development while, Postman is appropriate for testing such API Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Before going through the comparison of Lambda Expression vs Anonymous Inner class, we should have a glimpse of what these two exactly are. A lambda expression is a short form for writing an anonymous class. By using a lambda expression, we can declare methods without any name. Whereas, Anonymous class is an inner class without a name, which means that we can declare and instantiate class at the same time. Suppose we have to perform sorting Continue Reading