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 the code is available now in GitHub, I wanted to get a bit more background on why we built Samplestack in the first place, and what our team learned about MarkLogic in

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 the code is available now in GitHub, I wanted to get a bit more background on why we built Samplestack in the first place, and what our team learned about MarkLogic in

On a recent internal mailing list, a debate occurred on the merits of various MVC frameworks, such as AngularJS and Ember. While I have an opinion on the matter, the debate is indicative that there is (and will be) a high degree of churn in the technologies used to render an application’s user interface, or presentation, layer. This is because the platforms that deliver applications to end-users constantly evolve to improve their capabilities as platforms. That improvement then spurs