Would you O or X in this challenge? 😃

We recently released a new update to Typesense - you can now

Java Developers will understand

Have you ever tried to search for something simple and it yielded zero results?

oh boy typesense | is good. fast, has everything one can dream of, self-hosted, wow been surprised by built-in embeddings support. went away from pgvector to this thing and couldn't been happier. now all my search is in one place

A lot are happening in a week. Did you miss our latest Natural Language Search release for Typesense?

How would you implement search functionality if you started your project from scratch?

Do you just drop the database table like that?

typesense | has a new feature - Natural Language Search. This is something which I was trying to do in my company as well. And the way they have done is simply amazing. The customer experience that it can now bring in is next level. Check it out: youtube.com/watch?v=V3jfqP…

Open source projects vs closed source, which ones you prefer?

You get what you search for, with Typesense latest feature: Natural Language Search!

What's one thing you hate the most about implementing search functionality? Share it below 👇

Something just hits different when it's open source and robust... Make (type)sense.

Dear algorithm, I'm looking for people who are: 🧑‍💻 Software developers 📱 Building mobile apps 💡 Startup founders Are you the right person? Let's connect!

Have you implemented search functionality in your app? If so, what was the user experience?

Me reminding my team not to deploy on Friday:

Are you working on an idea or a startup? Let us know below, and we'll find a way to help you with implementing robust search!

The state of Search Engine Optimisation 🤣

CS students vs Senior Developers with 10+ years of experience be like:

So I decided to add typesense | to lnkd.in/dPEgG7mS Now it handles stuff like: “3-bed in Lagos under ₦250M w/ parking” Fast. Smart. Feels human. docs- typesense.org/docs/29.0/api/… youtube- youtu.be/F4mB0x_B1AE Share your thoughts #Typesense #frontenddev #AI #realestate