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Simon is a hands-on software architect and a senior consultant at C5 Alliance in Jersey. Over the past 12 years, he’s been involved in projects ranging from rich desktop clients and web applications through to highly scalable distributed systems and service-oriented architectures; predominantly within the finance industry. He's also undertaken consulting and training roles with a broader focus on people, process and technology.

Simon is additionally active in wider aspects of the IT industry. Using his architecture experience, he founded the Coding the Architecture website, delivering content for the growing community of hands-on pragmatic software architects. He has also written and co-written a number of books about Java EE web technologies, spoken at a number of high profile software development conferences, developed a software architecture training course and actively maintains a public blog.

Most recently, Simon has set up itjersey; a web-based community for information technology in Jersey.

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Searching for tags in Pebble

Just as a follow-up to Hierarchical categories and tagging in Pebble, with the power of Lucene and some custom indexing, you'll be able to search for tags using the following syntax in the search form, much like you can with Technorati.

tag:pebble
tag:pebble AND tag:i18n

Lucene rocks.

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Posted by Simon Brown on 17 June 2005 10:47:35 BST #

Re: Searching for tags in Pebble

Comment from Dave Johnson on 17 June 2005 20:54:45 BST #

That is cool. How about delivering search results in Amazon A9's OpenSearch RSS format thus allowing folks to subscribe to ad hoc tag query results in their newsreaders (and incorporate them into A9 search too).

Re: Searching for tags in Pebble

Comment from Simon Brown on 17 June 2005 21:13:12 BST #

I've been thinking about the ability to provide tag-related newsfeeds in a similar way to the current category-related newsfeeds. While it's all possible, I'm kind of hoping that Technorati et al will do a much better job (well, provide a much wider set of results anyway). I don't know, it is something I'm still considering.

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