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Instacart launches Searchkick - Bootstrap for Search

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Re: Instacart launches Searchkick - Bootstrap for Search

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This looks pretty good. Though many of the features are already baked into PostgreSQL's full-text search, out of the box this seems to add enough value to get me interested. I'll definitely be checking this out further.

Upvoted, and I'll pile on. Wordnet [1] already has addons for Postgres.

[1] - https://github.com/taotetek/wordnet-postgres

Re: Instacart launches Searchkick - Bootstrap for Search

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This looks pretty good. Though many of the features are already baked into PostgreSQL's full-text search, out of the box this seems to add enough value to get me interested. I'll definitely be checking this out further.

I recently had to implement search on my product and found Postgres' full-text search to be fairly impressive. More than enough for what I needed.

Implemented through the wonderful textacular gem: https://github.com/textacular/textacular

Re: Instacart launches Searchkick - Bootstrap for Search

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post #2

This looks pretty good. Though many of the features are already baked into PostgreSQL's full-text search, out of the box this seems to add enough value to get me interested. I'll definitely be checking this out further.

Interesting. I'll have to look into PostgreSQL's full text search. Does it support token filters similar to Elasticsearch?

Re: Instacart launches Searchkick - Bootstrap for Search

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Elasticsearch should be the bootstrap of search imo. Afaics the only interesting bit in this project is the reindex technique. The rest is just trying to make a nice rails idiomatic client library (perhaps for ruby too) around search querying. For a python idiomatic client lib comparison, see mozilla services http://elasticutils.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
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