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I use both; I prefer sunspot if I need to index arbitrary ruby methods results (eg: methods that result in multiple queries/data clean-up) or if I work with Mon
by thibaut_barrere 16y ago
I use both; I prefer sunspot if I need to index arbitrary ruby methods results (eg: methods that result in multiple queries/data clean-up) or if I work with MongoDB. I prefer sphinx when I need a more lightweight setup on RAM, or need an easy geosearch, or work with mysql.
EDIT:
- sunspot allows for per-request weighting in the search (see http://blog.logeek.fr/2011/3/4/hackerbooks-books-stackoverflow-hackernews http://blog.logeek.fr/2011/3/4/hackerbooks-books-stackoverfl... for an example), not sure if it's possible with ts
- getsat 16y agoThat flexible weighting looks nice! Thanks for the link. Yeah, if I ever use a NoSQL datastore on a project I'll likely end up using Solr. Faster than writing a new Sphinx interface for it.