The world of search solutions with Lucene and Solr is as diverse as the different kinds of content you can search. The Application Showcase Wiki presents a stage where you can post, read, edit, and comment on brief write-ups of successful search solutions in a broad range of industries and applications.
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SourceForge.net is the world's largest open source software development web site. It provides free services that help people build cool stuff and share it with a global audience. As of February, 2009, more than 230,000 software projects have been registered by...
Guiding over 30 million registered users to the right professional contact is what searching at LinkedIn is all about. According to LinkedIn, literally billions of searches are analyzed. Member search is implemented using...
whitehouse.gov, the official website of The White House, is embracing open source technology and now features a Solr-powered search on the site. Using Drupal, the Open Source content management platform, whitehouse.gov...
YP.COM Beta is the newest local search site from AT&T Interactive, a wholly owned subsidiary of AT&T Inc., offering a unique experience through proprietary search technology, built around Apache Solr
, with an innovative approach to expanding...
Boutique, an ecommerce platform from Bodukai, uses Apache Solr to power its blazingly-fast guided navigation and free-text search capabilities. Solr is an open source enterprise search server with a thriving developer community...
Yelp is the leading US local guide for real word of mouth on everything from boutiques and mechanics to restaurants and dentists. With over 25 million users, Yelp uses Lucene to search across over 7 million...
Bound to Stay Bound Books is the world's foremost prebinder of juvenile books and uses Solr to search across nearly 20,000 titles.
"Books that Last" are constructed according to strict...
A desktop search tool, FastFind’s goal is to replace the Windows native find tool, providing search results in seconds instead of minutes. Files are searched where they...
On August 1, 2007, the Smithsonian Institution Research Information System (SIRIS) implemented the first deployment of a revolutionary new online catalog that allows users to search across 2 million of the Institution's library, archive, and research...
CNET.com (a division of CBS Interactive) has contributed greatly to helping people answer the question "What do I want?". Solr was originally developed by Yonik Seeley...
