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There are a large number of project categories used and they have varying degrees of specificity. Some project categories have a language included like Node.js Module, but languages should be shown in language tags only for consistency and to save space. Rename project categories to be as broad as possible like so:
App
Container
Document
Extension
Library
Other
Plugin
Script
Website
If a category alone is not specific enough to describe the project, the specific type should be specified in the project description. For example, a project with category App may have a description of This Android app does x.... This will:
make badge colors on READMEs and project pages more meaningful
make it easier to manage badges on READMEs
reduce the chance of overflow on project cards
Save category badge images from https://shields.io for each possible project category and upload them to the site. This way, we don't need to manually set the badge labels and colors in the READMEs of each GitHub repo.
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There are a large number of project categories used and they have varying degrees of specificity. Some project categories have a language included like
Node.js Module
, but languages should be shown in language tags only for consistency and to save space. Rename project categories to be as broad as possible like so:App
Container
Document
Extension
Library
Other
Plugin
Script
Website
If a category alone is not specific enough to describe the project, the specific type should be specified in the project description. For example, a project with category
App
may have a description ofThis Android app does x...
. This will:Save category badge images from https://shields.io for each possible project category and upload them to the site. This way, we don't need to manually set the badge labels and colors in the READMEs of each GitHub repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: