reactivesearch

This pricing change from Algolia makes it easier for low-volume search users or someone who is just getting started to use their enterprise features, but at the same time as the parent mentions, makes it an order of magnitude more expensive for mid-to-high volume users. Imo, this is a mismatch as there is already a trial in place for someone who's just getting started to try those features out. For anyone interested in creating a search at scale, I would recommend checking us out at appbase.io (founder here :wave:) - we provide relevant search, analytics, and access control for search and are built transparently on top of Elasticsearch. It also doesn't hurt that we author some of the most popular open-source search UI libraries: https://github.com/appbaseio/reactivesearch

Is it compatible with InstantSearch.js? or reactive search? https://github.com/appbaseio/reactivesearch Talking about fastest time to market this is the biggest one rather than setting up elastic, which annoying as it is is still faster than creating the UI.

Hi HN folks! We're just putting out the 1.0 release of ReactiveSearch Vue - https://medium.appbase.io/reactivesearch-vue-1-0-ui-componen.... It's a sister library to ReactiveSearch for React, with a similar aim of removing the pain out of building search UIs. It takes care of querying, managing search state and updating your UI. There are 10 built-in components: https://docs.appbase.io/docs/reactivesearch/vue/overview/Sho... which can help one get started in minutes. However, it's very much designed to allow bringing in your own UI components and design systems. Direct Github link: https://github.com/appbaseio/reactivesearch.

Hi HN, ReactiveSearch is a UI components library for creating powerful search experiences. While we originally created it with React in mind, we have added components for Vue.JS and React Native. This release is a major rewrite of the library for more extensible component rendering support and adds support for controlled components, state access and also comes with experimental support for voice search, search operators and GraphQL. Here are the release notes for 3.0 - https://github.com/appbaseio/reactivesearch/releases/tag/v3.....

The backend is hosted on appbase.io and the frontend UI components are built on https://github.com/appbaseio/reactivesearch. Searchbase.io then provides the configurable UI templates for building UI views.

We're launching a React UI components library for building Amazon / Yelp like search experiences. For context, we launched a React UI components library for building interactive maps ~2 months ago. Today, we are extending this to include search UIs. We have gathered 25+ components that are typically used in popular search UIs: lists, range sliders, search, calendars, feeds, cards. We've also got an interactive tutorial for building a Hacker News search app in 5 mins. Check out the examples built with it: https://opensource.appbase.io/reactivesearch/examples/ Or read up more on the launch blog post: https://medium.appbase.io/reactivesearch-ui-components-for-b... --- Direct github link to the project: https://github.com/appbaseio/reactivesearch