Name: Creating Prefixy - A case study on creating and building an open source project
Start: 2018-02-07T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2018-02-07T21:00:00-05:00
Location: Sparkbox

How do you build a hosted prefix search service that can power suggestions for a dynamic, google-style autocomplete?

This talk will walk you through how Jay Shenk (https://twitter.com/jay_shenk) worked with two other developers to build an open source project called Prefixy (https://www.prefixy.io)to do just that.

Topics covered include:

• A deep dive into data structure and algorithm analysis to support efficient prefix search

• Building a ranking algorithm to support crowd-sourced suggestions

• Creating a service that supports multi-tenancy, and allows developers to add plug-and-play autocomplete to their sites

• Implementation using Node, Express, Redis, and MongoDB

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Allen May

Dayton Web Developers

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