Re: ActiveState Code: the new Python Cookbook site

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  • Trent Mick

    Re: ActiveState Code: the new Python Cookbook site

    Stef Mientki wrote:
    one small remark,
    If I want to browse 200 recipes, at 10 per page ....
    ... please make something like 100 available per page,
    are internet is fast enough nowadays.
    Touche. Done:



    Cheers,
    Trent

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    Trent Mick
    trentm at activestate.com
  • Thin Myrna

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    Re: ActiveState Code: the new Python Cookbook site

    Trent Mick wrote:
    Stef Mientki wrote:
    >one small remark,
    >If I want to browse 200 recipes, at 10 per page ....
    >... please make something like 100 available per page,
    >are internet is fast enough nowadays.
    >
    Touche. Done:
    >

    >
    The old cookbook offered choices by category. Did you drop that feature?
    Cheers,
    Trent
    >
    Thin


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    • Peter Otten

      #3
      Re: ActiveState Code: the new Python Cookbook site

      Thin Myrna wrote:
      The old cookbook offered choices by category. Did you drop that feature?
      Looks like categories have become tags:



      Peter

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      • Trent Mick

        #4
        Re: ActiveState Code: the new Python Cookbook site

        Peter Otten wrote:
        Thin Myrna wrote:
        >
        >The old cookbook offered choices by category. Did you drop that feature?
        >
        Looks like categories have become tags:
        >
        http://code.activestate.com/recipes/tags/
        Yes, that is correct. I should document the tag names to category
        mapping that I've used (mostly a straightforward "remove spaces and
        capitalization" thing).

        My hope is that allowing free form tagging and (importantly) multiple
        tags will allow for more interesting and useful grouping.

        However, there is value in there being good suggestions of common tags
        when adding tags. I need to add that to the recipe add form:




        Trent

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        trentm at activestate.com

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