Activate 2018

These days, JSON is a popular format. Solr supported JSON for data input and output formats for very long time, but - recently - support for JSON has increased significantly for other purposes. In fact, sometimes using JSON is a better choice than the traditional approach. Yet, for those who do want to use JSON as much as possible, the documentation is scattered and many examples are minimalistic. In this session, we will review comprehensively all the different ways one can work with Solr using JSON alone, using a custom-built example. We will also discuss where JSON is not yet an option.