This is an interesting alternative compared to, say, using Elasticsearch / OpenSearch.
One caveat appears to be index size, though:
> The indices can get large. In our example index of HTML files, the index occupies about 11MB, about one-fourth the size of the original files indexed.
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Meta-observation: Whoa, the accessibility wheelchair in the lower right-hand side is unlike anything I've seen offered by a website before. It's like these people really care about user comfort. Refreshing.
This needs a "(2003)" in the title, so that people realize how old this information is. The (last?) version of the software mentioned is archived in https://github.com/swish-e/swish-e
This is an interesting alternative compared to, say, using Elasticsearch / OpenSearch.
One caveat appears to be index size, though:
> The indices can get large. In our example index of HTML files, the index occupies about 11MB, about one-fourth the size of the original files indexed.
--
Meta-observation: Whoa, the accessibility wheelchair in the lower right-hand side is unlike anything I've seen offered by a website before. It's like these people really care about user comfort. Refreshing.