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+ ##language:en
+ #pragma section-numbers off
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+ http://lucene.apache.org/images/lucene_green_300.gif
+ Welcome to the [http://lucene.apache.org/ Lucene] wiki! We use the wiki for brainstorming,
maintainance of a FAQ, a free-for-all link database, and lots of miscellaneous snippets. Feel
free to contribute. See HowToContribute for more details.
+
+ = Overview =
+
+ Lucene is a text search engine API. Specifically, Lucene is the guts of a search engine
- the hard stuff. You write the easy stuff, the UI and the process of selecting and parsing
your data files to pump them into the search engine, yourself.
+
+ You can find the Lucene project at:[http://lucene.apache.org/]
+
+ Lucene is high-performance, scalable, full-featured, open-source, and written in Java.
+
+ == Informational ==
+
+ 1. BasicsOfPerformance -- Page bringing various other pages on performance under one roof.
+
+ 1. ConceptsAndDefinitions -- Concepts and Definitions related to Lucene.
+
+ 1. [http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/lucene/java/trunk/CHANGES.txt?view=markup lucene
status] -- CHANGES.txt svn head
+
+ 1. ["LuceneFAQ"] -- The Lucene FAQ. Check here before asking on the list
+
+ 1. GdataServer -- Gdata implementation using Lucene
+
+ 1. HowTo -- Tips, tricks, and gotchas
+
+ 1. InformationRetrieval -- Articles and Tutorials on Information Retrieval. Learn more
about the theory behind Lucene
+
+ 1. SearchQualityReports -- Reports on search quality experiments with Lucene.
+
+ 1. LuceneImplementations -- Implementations of the Lucene index and search model in languages
other than Java. Note that not all implementations are compatible with the Lucene Java [http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/fileformats.html
File Format]
+
+ 1. ["Resources"] -- Books, Articles, Corpora... also see LuceneResources for projects that
extend Lucene
+
+ 1. SourceRepository -- How to get the sources
+
+ 1. [http://codenotifier.com/projects/29 commits tracker] -- Lucene commits tracker, has
RSS feed
+
+
+ == Community ==
+
+ 1. CommunityContributions -- Code, modules, etc. available outside of Apache
+
+ 1. HowToContribute -- We love patches, documentation, etc. Here's how to submit it.
+
+ 1. LatestNews -- What's happening in the Lucene community
+
+ 1. OnTheRoad -- Who's talking about Lucene and where?
+
+ 1. PoweredBy -- Links to projects using Lucene
+
+ 1. ["Support"] -- People and companies for hire.
+
+ 1. ["Training"] -- Training courses
+
+ 1. UseCases -- Want to share how you solved a particularly thorny issue in Lucene? Create
a subpage under this one and write away
+
+ 1. BestPractices -- Tips and techniques that can be regarded as best practices for Lucene.
+ 1. MailingListArchives -- A list of archives of the Lucene Java (and probably others) mailing
lists
+
+ == Committers ==
+
+ 1. CommittersResources
+
+ 1. LucenePlanning -- Whiteboard for future Lucene design
+
+ == Miscellaneous ==
+
+ 1. ["Archives"] -- Older Wiki documents
+
+
+ == How to use this site ==
+
+ You may want to click on the [:UserPreferences:Login] link above and login if you haven't
already.
+
+ During the editing of the Lucene wiki, please use the markup /!\ :TODO: /!\ to denote items
you know need cleaned up later. This will stand out visually on the page like so: /!\ :TODO:
/!\ ... and :TODO: is easy to search for.
+
+ A Wiki is a collaborative site, anyone can contribute and share:
+
+ * Edit any page by pressing Edit at the top or the bottom of the page
+ * Create a link to another page with joined capitalized words (like WikiSandBox) or with
["quoted words in brackets"]
+ * Search for page titles or text within pages using the search box at the top of any page
+ * See HelpForBeginners to get you going, HelpContents for all help pages.
+ * SyntaxReference: quick access to wiki syntax
+
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