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Building an Application in about an hour

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07.25.2016
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Watch Patrick McElwee and Paxton Hare build a search application against legislator data in about an hour.

Patrick challenges Paxton to build an application using data about legislators that Paxton has never seen, and the two of them plan and execute on demand. Rather than reading a glossy tutorial, you get to see the reality of developing a MarkLogic application, warts and all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwyYbXxW600

 

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