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I am learning Svelte, so I typed that in: https://wiby.me/?q=svelte https://wiby.me/?q=svelte Two links came back: "Facts on Farts" "NiceJewishMom.com" Not
by xrd 6y ago
I am learning Svelte, so I typed that in:
https://wiby.me/?q=svelte https://wiby.me/?q=svelte
Two links came back:
"Facts on Farts"
"NiceJewishMom.com"
Not a good first impression.
- ByteJockey 6y agoIn it's defense, svelte is actually a word that appears on both of those pages.
- afandian 6y agoOne of the big questions about search engines is "what is it trying to do?" The simplest is "search for doc that contaons" . But we're used to "search for document about concept" by now. ISTRC Bing called themselves a "decision engine". I don't know what Google is/trying to be now, but it often thinks it knows my business better than myself, excluding critical words. I don't think there can be a universal answer. The corpus gathering is a huge barrier to entry, but having a common corpus would still allow room for competition on diversity of querying methods.
- ByteJockey 6y agoTheir niche is to search the "classic web". Atleast the title in firefox says: > Wiby - Search Engine for the Classic Web That's also probably why you didn't find any information on the svelte framework.