This type of release is not usually something I would write a blog post about—and technically, MarkLogic 8.0-4 is but another in the sequence of maintenance releases that round out the enormous leaps and bounds we made with the release of MarkLogic 8 last February. But we decided to pack a few extra things we’re really excited about that make it more than just an ordinary maintenance release.

There were a few key themes in MarkLogic 8 that we focused on such

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