Building XQuery Apps with the MarkLogic NoSQL Database

Building XQuery Apps with the MarkLogic NoSQL Database, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.75, with 75 lectures, based on 233 reviews, and has 19528 subscribers.

You will learn about Integrate diverse data sources quickly and easily without the costs of upfront data modeling Build apps using the MarkLogic NoSQL database and XQuery and XPath programming Setup and configure a MarkLogic instance and describe the architecture of a MarkLogic cluster Implement a role based security model and configure permissions and privileges Implement Google-style search features in an application Create full text and geospatial search queries Configure database indexes Load and manage documents and metadata using XQuery and MarkLogic Content Pump Perform ACID database transactions Implement error handling and logging This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for a technical audience such as application developers. or Familiarity with at least one database and one programming language is strongly recommended. or Completion of the free Fundamentals of the MarkLogic NoSQL Database course on Udemy is strongly recommended. It is particularly useful for This course is for a technical audience such as application developers. or Familiarity with at least one database and one programming language is strongly recommended. or Completion of the free Fundamentals of the MarkLogic NoSQL Database course on Udemy is strongly recommended.

Enroll now: Building XQuery Apps with the MarkLogic NoSQL Database

Summary

Title: Building XQuery Apps with the MarkLogic NoSQL Database

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Integrate diverse data sources quickly and easily without the costs of upfront data modeling

Build apps using the MarkLogic NoSQL database and XQuery and XPath programming

Setup and configure a MarkLogic instance and describe the architecture of a MarkLogic cluster

Implement a role based security model and configure permissions and privileges

Implement Google-style search features in an application

Create full text and geospatial search queries

Configure database indexes

Load and manage documents and metadata using XQuery and MarkLogic Content Pump

Perform ACID database transactions

Implement error handling and logging

Who Should Attend

This course is for a technical audience such as application developers.

Familiarity with at least one database and one programming language is strongly recommended.

Completion of the free Fundamentals of the MarkLogic NoSQL Database course on Udemy is strongly recommended.

Target Audiences

This course is for a technical audience such as application developers.

Familiarity with at least one database and one programming language is strongly recommended.

Completion of the free Fundamentals of the MarkLogic NoSQL Database course on Udemy is strongly recommended.

This hands-on course is designed to teach you how to quickly build apps using the MarkLogic NoSQL database and the XQuery programming language.

You will?learn to?use?core features of the?MarkLogic platform?including:

Architecture and scalability

Managing data (XML, JSON, Binaries, text, RDF triples?and document?metadata)

CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete)

Performing?ACID database transactions

Search (including geospatial search, geoencoding, and map integration)

Indexes

Security (MarkLogic provides a?Common Criteria certified security model)

To be successful in the course, students should have familiarity with databases, at least one programming language, and some web development background. ?Students should also complete the free prerequisite course on Udemy titled Fundamentals of the MarkLogic NoSQL Database.

The course is designed to be very hands-on. Each video discussion is followed with a hands-on lab. ?All the necessary software is free to download and comes with a free developer license.

Course materials including?sample?data, code examples, and step-by-step instructions for completing the hands-on labs?are provided via a free download.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introducing the Course & Setting Up

Lecture 1: Course Goals and Roadmap

Lecture 2: Lab Project Overview

Lecture 3: Course System Requirements

Lecture 4: Course Materials

Lecture 5: Getting Set Up

Chapter 2: Getting Started with XQuery

Lecture 1: Understanding XQuery

Lecture 2: Setting up a Project

Lecture 3: Using XQuery Editors

Lecture 4: Creating and Running an XQuery Module

Lecture 5: Describe and Use XQuery Syntax

Lecture 6: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 3: Writing XPath Expressions

Lecture 1: Writing XPath Expressions

Lecture 2: Using Namespaces

Lecture 3: Using Predicates

Lecture 4: Using Axes

Lecture 5: Using Attributes

Lecture 6: Text(), String(), and Axes Shortcuts

Lecture 7: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 4: Creating FLWOR Expressions

Lecture 1: FLWOR Components and Requirements

Lecture 2: Using FOR

Lecture 3: Using LET

Lecture 4: Using WHERE

Lecture 5: Using ORDER BY

Lecture 6: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 5: Writing Conditional Expressions

Lecture 1: Writing Conditional Expressions

Lecture 2: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 6: XQuery Functions and Operators

Lecture 1: Understanding the XQuery Functions

Lecture 2: Working with Node and String Functions

Lecture 3: Working with Number and Date Functions

Lecture 4: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 7: Custom Functions

Lecture 1: Creating a Local Function

Lecture 2: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 8: Library Modules

Lecture 1: Creating and Using a Library Module

Lecture 2: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 9: Architecture

Lecture 1: A Single Host

Lecture 2: A Clustered Architecture

Lecture 3: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 10: Loading Data

Lecture 1: Using XQuery to Load Data

Lecture 2: Using XQuery for Bulk Loads and Binaries

Lecture 3: Using MarkLogic Content Pump

Lecture 4: Deploy the Baseline Application

Lecture 5: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 11: Developing Search

Lecture 1: Key Search Concepts

Lecture 2: Filtered vs. Unfiltered Search

Lecture 3: Using CTS and the Search API

Lecture 4: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 12: Working with Indexes

Lecture 1: Key Indexing Concepts

Lecture 2: Using Range Indexes

Lecture 3: Using Word Query

Lecture 4: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 13: Geospatial Data and Search

Lecture 1: Geospatial Apps and Indexes

Lecture 2: Develop Geospatial Search Queries

Lecture 3: Geocoding and Map Integration

Lecture 4: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 14: Building Search App Features

Lecture 1: Snippets

Lecture 2: Highlights

Lecture 3: Sorting

Lecture 4: Pagination

Lecture 5: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 15: Faceted Navigation

Lecture 1: Implementing Facets

Lecture 2: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 16: Transactions

Lecture 1: MVCC and Performing Database Transactions

Lecture 2: Commits in Single Statement Transactions

Lecture 3: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 17: Security

Lecture 1: Setting Application-Level Authentication

Lecture 2: Roles and Users

Lecture 3: Document Permissions

Lecture 4: Execute and URI Privileges

Lecture 5: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 18: Building an Alternative Search UI

Lecture 1: Create an Advanced Search Page with Autocomplete

Lecture 2: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 19: Error Handling and Logging

Lecture 1: Working with the Logs

Lecture 2: Using Try – Catch

Lecture 3: Unit Review Questions

Chapter 20: Course Conclusion

Lecture 1: Wrap Up and Next Steps

Instructors

MarkLogic University
Free training on the MarkLogic NoSQL database platform.

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 0 votes

2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 27 votes

4 stars: 89 votes

5 stars: 110 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don’t have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That’s up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!