Michael Tsai on Twitter: "@dinhvh @basilshkara @indragie Did you happen to compare with SQLite FTS?"

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Basil Shkara ‏@basilshkara 8 Mar 2014

@indragie Do you think using SearchKit as something to index Core Data is a good idea? (Looking at SNRSearchIndex).
Indragie Karunaratne ‏@indragie 8 Mar 2014

@basilshkara Largely depends on the content. What kind of stuff are you planning on indexing?
Basil Shkara ‏@basilshkara 8 Mar 2014

@indragie Everything inside of Bee.
Indragie Karunaratne ‏@indragie 8 Mar 2014

@basilshkara I would definitely recommend SearchKit for larger bodies of text (e.g. issues) but it may be overkill for smaller things.
Basil Shkara ‏@basilshkara 8 Mar 2014

@indragie I was thinking of using Tokyo Dystopia because I think @dinhvh used it in Sparrow?
Hoà V. DINH ‏@dinhvh 8 Mar 2014

@basilshkara @indragie Toyko Dystopia was faster than SearchKit but LGPL. You're fine if you're on Mac.
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@dinhvh @basilshkara @indragie Did you happen to compare with SQLite FTS?

5:35 AM - 9 Mar 2014

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