This has happened already, a few years ago the Sherlock Holmes estate authorised a new novel The House of Silk written by Anthony Horowitz. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_House_of_Silk
Works for me in Australia with a UK Amazon account :)
I'm really interested in the OOCSS approach, it's efficient, maintainable and modular, and although it's not perfectly semantic the trade-off is minimal. I first discovered it from the Velocity 2009 conference, and…
Thanks, great to know it's being considered as part of the product roadmap.
Tokenization was a simple string split on whitespace, and no stemming. It was quite a large Mongo dataset, so only a fraction of the index and data would've been in memory, it could've easily been quicker for a smaller…
This isn't really supposed to be a proper full-text index feature, instead it's building a rudimentary inverted index using a string array property. It's possible to create indexes over array properties in MongoDB,…
This has happened already, a few years ago the Sherlock Holmes estate authorised a new novel The House of Silk written by Anthony Horowitz. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_House_of_Silk
Works for me in Australia with a UK Amazon account :)
I'm really interested in the OOCSS approach, it's efficient, maintainable and modular, and although it's not perfectly semantic the trade-off is minimal. I first discovered it from the Velocity 2009 conference, and…
Thanks, great to know it's being considered as part of the product roadmap.
Tokenization was a simple string split on whitespace, and no stemming. It was quite a large Mongo dataset, so only a fraction of the index and data would've been in memory, it could've easily been quicker for a smaller…
This isn't really supposed to be a proper full-text index feature, instead it's building a rudimentary inverted index using a string array property. It's possible to create indexes over array properties in MongoDB,…