Typesense - An easier, faster, open source alternative to Elasticsearch

For the longest time ElasticSearch and Solr were the primary options available to developers to build onsite and in-app search experiences. Elasticsearch and Solr are versatile and flexible software products for a variety of use-cases. However this flexibility comes at the cost of high ops overhead in production and a steep learning curve.
This talk introduces a modern, in-memory, easier-to-use alternative to Elasticsearch and Solr, that optimizes for instant search-as-you-type performance, low operational overhead and developer productivity.
We’ll cover how Typesense differs from other search engines, what use-cases it's built for (and not) and give you a quick walk-through of how to build an instant-search experience with Typesense and its UI adapters, using a public 2M recipes dataset.
Speaker - Jason Bosco
Jason Bosco is Co-founder of Typesense, based out of Houston. Previously, he was VP of Technology at Verishop, a multi-category e-commerce store where he headed the Engineering, Product and Design teams. Before that, Jason was VP of Engineering and 2nd Engineer at Dollar Shave Club, a men's grooming subscription service, where he headed the Frontend, Backend, Infrastructure, Data and QA Engineering teams.

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