It would be beneficial for clients to offload searching onto the server, which can be assumed to be capable of searching its own database effectively.
The client would provide a query and a scope (feed, folder, unread, starred, a combination of these, or anything) and the server would return a set of article IDs, perhaps with weights and some other metadata.
It would be beneficial for clients to offload searching onto the server, which can be assumed to be capable of searching its own database effectively.
The client would provide a query and a scope (feed, folder, unread, starred, a combination of these, or anything) and the server would return a set of article IDs, perhaps with weights and some other metadata.
Recent experience shows server-side search is actually a common feature, with Tiny Tiny RSS, Google Reader, FeedBin, CommaFeed, and NewsBlur all supporting some form of server-side search.
Recent experience shows server-side search is actually a common feature, with Tiny Tiny RSS, Google Reader, FeedBin, CommaFeed, and NewsBlur all supporting some form of server-side search.
It would be beneficial for clients to offload searching onto the server, which can be assumed to be capable of searching its own database effectively.
The client would provide a query and a scope (feed, folder, unread, starred, a combination of these, or anything) and the server would return a set of article IDs, perhaps with weights and some other metadata.
The Feedbin protocol supports server-side search, and this would probably be useful for Pants.
Recent experience shows server-side search is actually a common feature, with Tiny Tiny RSS, Google Reader, FeedBin, CommaFeed, and NewsBlur all supporting some form of server-side search.