I've never tried the feature on production, as I stated I've been using it 
on SDK, for a long while now
Didn't try the bolding feature, wonder how it does the actual bolding and 
how it can be of any use, since searchable stuff is generally seperate from 
actual stuff and a manual bolding seems easier, if necessary, off topic

Is 3+ seconds on production? If so, it indeed sounds extreme, however 3 
seconds is better than nothing, since my search requests are from ajax, 3+ 
seconds wouldn't be so irritating (in comparison, overhead of an external 
search service might be closer to 3 seconds too, or at least ~500ms)

*And the reason I think it's beyond-awesome*

In theory it works, it fills an empty spot, there are no appengine 
alternatives to it, the search is satisfactory
Properties are great, syntax is easy and satisfactory, Document logic is 
simple and well-thought, imo
The query logic is similar to db/ndb, I'm using it the same way I'm using 
ndb queries, the cursor system is similar, same handlers are responding to 
ndb and search queries

When I first started using search, deep inside I hoped that it isn't as 
awesome as it seems, and it isn't, since it's obviously not scalable, as 
it's limited, otherwise it might even beat datastore in terms of 
indexing/querying

+ The ranking system is great, don't remember how I utilized it, however my 
search results appear by their ndb importance metric

Thinking about it right now, the beyond is an overkill, but it is awesome, 
*hoping 
the limitations disappear really soon*

On Saturday, September 7, 2013 12:31:49 PM UTC+3, jon wrote:
>
>
> however the search index size limitation will prevent any decent use-case 
>> of this *beyond-awesome feature*
>>
>
> May I ask why you think this is an awesome feature? I've been using FTS 
> for a while now and I find that:
>
>    - It's slow. It easily takes 3+ seconds to return search results.
>    - Result snippet (bolding matching text) is broken. Try searching with 
>    just one word, and you'll find no bolding occurs. If you use two words, 
>    only the second is bolded.
>
>

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