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You could run a full search engine with nothing but Cleo. If you're indexing entities and the choices are narrow enough after a relatively small number of keyst
by diego 15y ago
You could run a full search engine with nothing but Cleo. If you're indexing entities and the choices are narrow enough after a relatively small number of keystrokes, you never need to hit "search" and go to a Lucene index.
- sandGorgon 15y agothe question is why. Look, solr has enough traction and mindshare that it is easy to find consultants, employees, resources, etc. I would be loath to move my main search index out of lucene, simply because of all the tons of boosting and tuning for my specific business case. Essentially my question is - is Cleo a replacement for Solr (with a focus on instantaneous indexing) or a killer application for typeahead. If it's the former, not really interested. If the latter, then how can one compare it with solr based typeahead solutions.