[0]: https://typesense.org/blog/the-unreasonable-effectiveness-of...
One of my favorite parts of working on Typesense is the opportunity to interact with so many developers from around the world, getting to know about the product and domain they are working on, their tech stacks and how Typesense fits into their world. I find these interactions helpful in enriching my own world view and helps me build valuable context as we design new features. I’ve sometimes been blown away by how the foundational construct of a fast and distributed search engine, is being used for use cases I could not have even imagined!
Moreover, we are certainly, on some features, maybe a little bit late. Delay that we will more than compensate before the end of the year. Our priority until now has been to offer a robust search engine accessible to all. For us, the developer experience is really important, whether it is in the use of the API or in the communication with the community.
We will continue to try to do our best for the community. If you want to help us to improve, I would be happy to take your feedback.
Keep up the good work.
I’ve commented on both Stripe and DigitalOcean’s terrible support, under different accounts, and had some XO give the “we’re so sorry, email me directly and I’ll personally look into it, our customers are really important to us” tripe.
There is no good work here. Only platitudes.
Across the assortment of Meilisearch repositories, I've raised two PRs (one accepted, one rejected), five issues, one feature request and pinged one issue for an update.
Every single time the Meilisearch team has been responsive, communicative and generally a delight to interact with - there are very few projects I would consider better.
Just thought I'd throw in my experience.
What? Are you me? Haha.
Check your email, hermano!
Can you please DM me your concerns @rrjanbiah? I'll try to coordinate with the Meili team and sort them out.
And I personally stopped using them after a really bad experience I had with their "developers". They don't really care about you and it shows, also, they were kind of rude when I reported some bugs to them.
I moved to typesense and it's a whole different world, their creators truly enjoy that you're using their product; same thing with sonic, Valerian is the kind of hacker you'd want as a friend, super talented, super easy going, you could ask a completely dumb question on their GH and he takes the time to explain things to you at length. I know its open source, I know I didn't pay a dime, but for me, that kind of attitude makes it or break it. Plus, you actually get a superior product.
1: https://typesense.org/
2: https://github.com/valeriansaliou/sonic