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Search engine development?
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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I'd like to learn how to build a search engine from scratch, but the responses to my Google queries are littered with tutorials explaining how to get better responses from existing web engines.
Does anyone know any good tutorials or articles discussing search engine development?
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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What do you intend to be able to search? The entire web? Your own website? The documents on your corporate network?
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Join Date: Oct 2001
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Sorry, I should have been more clear.
I need to search a set of documents and a subdomain of an existing site. Ideally, whatever I build will be able to search a mix of html, doc, xls, and ppt files.
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I'm sure I also saw a couple of good starters on the O'Reilly network, and on WebMonkey.
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Computer thez nohhh...
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Originally posted by ringo:
I'd like to learn how to build a search engine from scratch, but the responses to my Google queries are littered with tutorials explaining how to get better responses from existing web engines.
Does anyone know any good tutorials or articles discussing search engine development?
You might want to check out htdig. The source is available. You can also cehck google's search appliance.
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