Tutorials, product updates, and insights from the Meilisearch team
Meilisearch is once again back for Hacktoberfest! We look back on previous editions while getting ready for this year’s, armed with brand new common goals and plenty of exclusive new swag for our contributors.
Integrate Meilisearch with your Rails app database and create a search-as-you-type experience using React.
You must have heard the saying “There is no I in team”. At Meilisearch, we think the best way to build a solid product is to collaborate with each other and our community. We learned to work together at 42, and continue to build upon this foundation.
This month’s release brings you two great new features: smart crop and deterministic API keys. It also takes us a little closer to v1.0 with the stabilization of our API!
This tutorial teaches how to easily create a search interface with the Meilisearch extension for Firebase. This extension enables you to run full-text searches in your Cloud Firestore documents.
The offsite is the best way for everyone at Meilisearch to meet their coworkers, sometimes for the first time in real life! This year, we worked on considerate communication and strove to keep the Meilisearch touch in every aspect of the offsite.
Nobody likes a "no results found" page. Learn how to avoid returning too few or too many search results on your app.
This month's release brings support for nested fields, typo tolerance customization, and new search parameters.
The CEO of Meilisearch explains why open source was the only choice for achieving his company’s goals.
A step-by-step guide to create a powerful search-based web app: from setting up Strapi back-end to connecting it with Meilisearch.
It's time to unveil what we've been working on over the past few months: Meilisearch Cloud, our Software-as-a-Service offering.
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to benefit from the tenant token feature provided by Meilisearch. We will use the Meilisearch Javascript SDK to create an application that will use tenant tokens to restrict access to data based on different user names.
