#docsearch — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #docsearch, aggregated by home.social.
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Who said you can't make your own search 😁
https://grimlink.com/blog/2026/replacing-docsearch-with-a-custom-search/ -
Who said you can't make your own search 😁
https://grimlink.com/blog/2026/replacing-docsearch-with-a-custom-search/ -
Who said you can't make your own search 😁
https://grimlink.com/blog/2026/replacing-docsearch-with-a-custom-search/ -
Wrote up how I connect the #VuePress #DocSearch plugin to full-blown #Algolia. You get the DocSearch UI, all the Algolia features, and CLI-triggered crawls, without going through the email-based DocSearch application process and regardless of whether your site meets the DocSearch inclusion criteria
https://www.olets.dev/posts/algolia-search-in-vuepress-without-joining-docsearch/
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One of the things that keeps https://qunitjs.com lean is our approach to search.
Rather than the popular JS-only Algolia DocSearch widget at ~100KB, we use a fast 2KB alternative based on HTML5, with progressive enhancement.
I recently published this as re-usable package:
https://github.com/Krinkle/typesense-minibar#webperf #TypeSense #ProgressiveEnhancement #algolia #DocSearch
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One of the things that keeps https://qunitjs.com lean is our approach to search.
Rather than the popular JS-only Algolia DocSearch widget at ~100KB, we use a fast 2KB alternative based on HTML5, with progressive enhancement.
I recently published this as re-usable package:
https://github.com/Krinkle/typesense-minibar#webperf #TypeSense #ProgressiveEnhancement #algolia #DocSearch
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One of the things that keeps https://qunitjs.com lean is our approach to search.
Rather than the popular JS-only Algolia DocSearch widget at ~100KB, we use a fast 2KB alternative based on HTML5, with progressive enhancement.
I recently published this as re-usable package:
https://github.com/Krinkle/typesense-minibar#webperf #TypeSense #ProgressiveEnhancement #algolia #DocSearch
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One of the things that keeps https://qunitjs.com lean is our approach to search.
Rather than the popular JS-only Algolia DocSearch widget at ~100KB, we use a fast 2KB alternative based on HTML5, with progressive enhancement.
I recently published this as re-usable package:
https://github.com/Krinkle/typesense-minibar#webperf #TypeSense #ProgressiveEnhancement #algolia #DocSearch
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One of the things that keeps https://qunitjs.com lean is our approach to search.
Rather than the popular JS-only Algolia DocSearch widget at ~100KB, we use a fast 2KB alternative based on HTML5, with progressive enhancement.
I recently published this as re-usable package:
https://github.com/Krinkle/typesense-minibar#webperf #TypeSense #ProgressiveEnhancement #algolia #DocSearch