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I have written several autocompleters, both for desktop- and web-apps. Put in a good amount of thought and coding, and I do believe they worked reasonably well,
by interfixus 8y ago
I have written several autocompleters, both for desktop- and web-apps. Put in a good amount of thought and coding, and I do believe they worked reasonably well, and would have scored alright on this list.
One thing, though: Context. Expectations will vary, depending on who is using the particular input field and for what. Searching a customer base? Match first on names, then further down on addresses, emails and whatnot. Or whatever.