On 20. Feb 2007, at 18:02, Allan Odgaard wrote:
[...] second attempt of tagging the languages [...]
So, slightly based on the above, this is the hierarchy that I imagine
the user will have to navigate through:
Application:
Build System:
File Format:
Config
Other
Framework:
Web
Other
Language:
All
Declarative
Graphical
Query
Web
Other
Markup:
Data
Prose
Productivity:
Version Control:
Each thing above is a tag, except for ‘All’ and ‘Other’ (the former
is only shown when there are more than two sub-categories). So PHP
will be tagged as Language and Web, where Rails is tagged Framework
and Web. The user could select to see everything tagged as Web, but
by default, it will show the 8 root categories, and selecting one,
will, for some, show sub-categories.
When there are bundles with the root category tag, but none of the
sub-category tags, TM will automatically put them under ‘Other’.
As this is all tags, overlap is possible. E.g. CSS can be tagged:
“Language, Declarative, Graphical, Web” and so will show up in 3 sub-
categories of Language (and will also show, if the user selects to
just show all tagged Web).
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