I am e-mailed almost daily about tackling Lucene consulting gigs, and
I simply do not make the time to even give the time of day what with
kids, day job, daydreaming about eventually getting LIA2 done, and
did I mention kids?. Kids rock! I typically refer folks to Otis,
and he likely says the same things. But, I also point everyone to
this page:
<http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-lucene/Support>
If you are a Lucene savvy consultant, or perhaps someone stuck in
DilbertLand with a bit of Lucene under your belt, who knows how to
write a custom Analyzer, knows what term vectors are, can easily
troubleshoot user-interface to Query issues, and knows how to ask
good questions on this list and read the articles and books (heh!) on
the subject you too could be scoring Lucene work out there, both big
and small. I'll not even go out on limb to say this, Solr is an
integration piece that makes using Java Lucene from *any* language/
environment trivial. And Solr is much more than Java Lucene
features, it's caching and schema smarts, replication, filtering,
with the brains of Yonik and Hoss behind it.
Open source works best when there is business behind it, at least to
build solid scalable stuff. Make yourself known with a link to your
contact info on that Support page. I could practically guarantee
that you'd be contacted within a year or less.
Erik
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