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Interesting idea. Suggestion: sort the categories at the top by how likely a project is to need/use them. Without getting into religious arguments, I think a fa
by runako 15y ago
Interesting idea. Suggestion: sort the categories at the top by how likely a project is to need/use them. Without getting into religious arguments, I think a fair example would be "language" and "webserver" should sort higher than "graph-store" and "mapreduce".
Also might be a good idea to define the categories for newbies. Most of the categories will need explanation for newbies.
Cool idea, though. I used to use jakarta.apache.org for a similar purpose.
- joshu 15y agogood idea.
- swaroop 15y agoWe have roughly sorted the categories from bottom to top stack order, let us know your feedback :)
- runako 15y agoI can see that it's sorted now, but I don't think I explained my intention well before. What I meant was the order should be something like: - language - sql - webserver - webframework - sourcecontrol ... - stuff most people don't use on their projects, like mapreduce and graph-store Also, the tooltip definitions are helpful but it's not obvious that they are there. I only knew they were there because you said so here. :-) Good luck!