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@Ankur-Kataria Ankur-Kataria commented Aug 29, 2026

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The original links point to ardendertat.com which now returns a database connection error. Replaced all three parts with their most recent working Wayback Machine snapshots (January 2020).

Closes #380

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  • This PR adds/fixes exactly one tutorial (or is a docs/tooling-only change).
  • Free and open -- no paywall, login wall, or required newsletter signup. (Wayback Machine is free)
  • Project-based -- following it, the reader builds a complete, working artifact. (original series was project-based)
  • I searched README.md for this URL and title -- it is not already listed.
  • Entry uses - [Title](https://...) format, placed under the correct section (nested - [Part N](...) for multi-part series).
  • No URL shorteners.
  • I ran python3 scripts/check_readme.py lint locally and it exits 0.
  • Relationship disclosure: no relationship to the author.

Fixes practical-tutorials#380

The three 'Implementing a Search Engine' links (Parts 1-3) on ardendertat.com
return a database connection error. Replaced with their most recent Wayback
Machine snapshots from January 2020, which show the full original content.
@Ankur-Kataria Ankur-Kataria changed the title Fix: replace dead ardendertat.com links with Wayback Machine archives fix: replace dead ardendertat.com links with Wayback Machine archives Aug 31, 2026
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