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Don't know about other frameworks, but for RoR there are a lot of full-text search solutions that can be setup with almost 0 effort.
by egze 14y ago
Don't know about other frameworks, but for RoR there are a lot of full-text search solutions that can be setup with almost 0 effort.
- dotborg 14y agowhat if you want to have high quality search service? install even better search plugin in RoR?
- Xylakant 14y agoAs long as there is a better one - yes. Why not? There are elasticsearch-clients that pretty much plug into activerecord and elasticsearch is pretty darn good.
- pretoriusB 14y agoYou are not speaking very clearly. What exactly is the issue/problem that you're trying to convey? One can use any search solution, from the most basic to the most advanced one, with any server-side technology. Even if your hosting provider doesn't allow you to run some technology stack, there are hosted search solutions with APIs you can use. And it's not like any but the most basic of sites should not use at least a VPS anyway.
- gtani 14y agoThanks to rake and brew etc, Thinking sphinx, sunspot and elastic search/tire are all pretty easy with rails if you want default indexes on English language docs. It all gets complex quickly when you start layering on multiple search strategies and indexes, n-gram search, convert ISO latin to ASCII, etc, not to mention the S word "scaling" and anything near realtime index updates http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9160305/elastic-search-vs-sunspot-comparison-on-features http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9160305/elastic-search-vs... http://adventuresincoding.com/2012/05/full-text-search-in-rails-using-elasticsearch http://adventuresincoding.com/2012/05/full-text-search-in-ra... http://www.slideshare.net/dkeener/rails-and-the-apache-solr-search-engine http://www.slideshare.net/dkeener/rails-and-the-apache-solr-...