rename javascript into web front-end (javascript, css, ...)
muayyad-alsadi opened this issue · comments
RtlCss is a tool written in python to generate RTL css (puting it under python is not a good idea I guess)
bootstrap 2.x and bootstrap 3.x where made using this tool, I guess they won't fall under javascript so I suggest "web front-end" as a better section name
I also have this to add to this section
@anasAsh what do you think?
if we do as suggested, should we add a new entry for NodeJs?
or instead of replacing JavaScript with Front-end, how about we add CSS/HTML?
anyway, i was checking RtlCss now, and it looks like a python code actually that produces css as an output, not sure how we should decide on categorizing inter-technology libraries.
There is an already entry for nodejs
I'm just thinking out loud now
@muayyad-alsadi -- If we're to organize things correctly, then we'll have a matrix structure where every library will be under both a language section and another usage section. (e.g. shell script for unit testing should fall both under bash and testing)... I admit that my first instinct was to organize things by language and that this decision was arbitrary.
However, we did break it with the data science section since it has repos written in multiple languages.
Personally, I prefer keeping things as-is and add these libraries under python (for now). Once we have a larger set of libraries we can re-organize them all by functionality rather than language. (maybe in a month or two).
@muayyad-alsadi @anasAsh what do you think?
yes, I support split by usage (ex. data science, docker, front-end, ..)
unless it's a language specific library,
that's why the RtlCss python should go in front-end not python. because it's used as a tool not a library.
and usually javascript and css are very related (front end)
on the other hand nodejs is very different (worth being split just like python libraries ) and not put nodejs and javascript as one section
I agree, on front end they invent a new language every day 😂, i am with splitting by usage instead of language.
@anasAsh okay, can you create the new section please and move existing repos to it? (make sure they're ordered alphabetically)
feel free to add the 4 projects above to it (RtlCss, bootstrap rtl 2.x, 3.x, and ajax-ops)
FWIW, my DKit project is written in python but is under D. I vote for usage based categorization.