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I think we see surprisingly little of anything search related. In terms of full-scale solutions, there is basically just Elasticsearch and solr. When you look a
by leetcrew 9y ago
I think we see surprisingly little of anything search related. In terms of full-scale solutions, there is basically just Elasticsearch and solr. When you look at lower level libraries available, there is very little outside the Lucene world.
- amelius 9y agoYes, and I'd also like to see more posts/projects on the combination of search and NLP (natural language processing).
- sorokod 9y agoI believe that the search part of both ES and Solr is Apache Lucene
- jazoom 9y agoAnd now Vespa.
- fabrice_d 9y agoYou may be interested by Xapian (https://xapian.org/ https://xapian.org/) which is a very solid alternative to Lucene.
- aditirex 9y agoThere's also Sphinx search (written in C++ and not based on Lucene) and the newly Manticore search fork. (disclaimer: I was/am involved in both projects).
- nerdponx 9y agoDoesn't SQLite of all things include an (optional) native full-text-search engine?