OverStoryU
OverStory University builds on our knowledge of technologies, to grow your most important resource, i.e. staff. Our courses are modular and bespoke. They can be tailored precisely to upskill your staff in the techniques that they need.
OverStory University is different, in that the trainers not only know their subjects inside out, they are part of the OverStory team, which blurs the boundary of training and consultancy. If you have a development need, and you want to grow your team's skills so they can deliver or maintain this, then our training will help. We can target the training you need, and consult with the team as to how to implement the training on the requirements ahead.
Our core courses cover everything from the fundamentals to advanced XML based technologies, through to programming or getting the best from Git. We also offer 'The art of' series of courses for Marklogic tuning, development and infrastructure.
MUGL
The MarkLogic User Group London (MUGL) was started in mid-2011 by OverStory founder Ron Hitchens as a way to reach out to other people in the London area with an interest in MarkLogic.
Ron relocated to the UK from California in 2010. He quickly realised that there were a lot of interesting MarkLogic projects going on in and around London, but that most of the people working on these projects didn't know each other.
The MUGL was formed as an officially sanctioned MarkLogic User Group to provide a venue where anyone with an interest in MarkLogic — developer, architect, project manager, executive, whatever — could get together on a regular basis to discuss topics of interest and to build a network of like-minded professionals.
The MarkLogic User Group London has been an unqualified success. It's drawn a tremendous list of top-tier speakers that are recognised world leaders in their specialties. Our past speakers have included Norm Walsh, Michael Kay and Jeni Tennison
To signup for the next MUGL meeting, visit the MUGL page on MeetUp.com
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RT @CodeWisdom: "The trick is to fix the problem you have, rather than the problem you want." - Bram Cohen
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We’re looking for a couple of top-drawer, senior people. We need a Cloud Engineer / Devops Ninja and a Lead Archit… https://t.co/4zyP3g6oBK
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Everything you need to know about how java/JVM is used in the Real World. https://t.co/7VeyAXaExq
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RT @ronhitchens: Whoa. Paul Allen has died. Who was Paul Allen? He was the nerdy one who co-founded Microsoft. #ctlaltdel https://t.co/7M3i4EUZlY
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RT @ronhitchens: Java is still free. Everything you need to know about the future of Java releases, courtesy of the Java Champions. https://t.co/PWp2asjctV
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Timely reminder for @MarkLogicWorld #mlw18 attendees. OverStory has developed an IntelliJ XQuery plug-in in associ… https://t.co/QBmh8Bl0b1
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Indeed. We at OverStory are diving into this new @MarkLogic technology. We’re especially interested in new tools… https://t.co/acHzBfTLdd
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We’re getting to know this new Data Hub approach. It’s a big change in thinking about how to manage data. It’s a… https://t.co/PhCdEvzw8a
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Awesome dinner in SF North Beach with US and UK OverStory clients, and special surprise @MarkLogic guest, at #MLW18 https://t.co/fhlCUX9yNq
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This is a vastly unappreciated problem. Listen to Mary. https://t.co/hW4DAuzKRg