Introducing our new React Search SDK. Our goal with this release is to give developers greater control over styling, improved filtering, and a way to use hooks with their own content library.
While there's no explicit right or wrong for how you run your app, understanding the costs and tradeoffs between schema and schemaless architecture is critical to making good decisions. When it comes to search, however, there's really only one choice.
How can we maximize the learning rate and knowledge utilization while an information explosion is taking place? Our founder gives his views on this blog.
The Sajari JS SDK allows developers to quickly and easily query the Sajari API from web browsers. It can be used to build anything from search interfaces to recommendations widgets for websites and webapps.
Why we use BigQuery for our data warehousing, how we save money, and how it scales.
Error reporting from browser side applications can be tricky. Unlike backend systems, your code is running in an environment that you have very little control of, and as a result is much harder to manage.
How learn-to-rank and reinforcement learning techniques differ, and how we use both at Sajari.
golang interfaces are extremely useful for standardising things such as file storage. This talk shows how.
Kubernetes has transformed the way Sajari develops our backend infrastructure. This article is a brief intro into why we made the choice to use it.
JSON based REST is slow and clumsy once you begin to use gRPC. We've given up almost all our REST based APIs and this article explains why.
Read about zero-copy, realtime search indexes and how they're powering a new hybrid search engine with amazing possibilities.
Sajari uses the Go language as part of the core technology. Binary encoding is one of the keys to a super fast search index.
Duplicate document detection can be done in many ways, Sajari is designed to make that as flexible for businesses as possible.
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