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Simple Search Form
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| A search form is quite different than other forms, this is because it does not deal with model's attributes. See a good way to add a simple search form in this episode |
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How To Implement Search There are several ways to implement searching in Rails projects. Some of these methods are more suited than others to particular requirements |
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A simple full-text search engine in 200 lines of Ruby I decided to write a straightforward full-text engine using suffix arrays, and the very first (utterly naïve) implementation was already fast enough for FastRI: taking ~10 seconds to index some 40 gems and the stdlib documentation, I was getting sub-millisecond query times |
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Full text search in Ruby on Rails These days, each web application needs a full text search. Fortunately, there is several handy technologies one can use - native MySQL full text index, Google search, Ferret (ruby port of Lucene) and probably lot more I did not investigate |