No, we could make use vbulletin tags to tag the language to the threadOriginally Posted by sunnyboy
Also, what about everything else that isn't server development or web development? (i.e gui tools and such) Where do you post those
Current Format
Fraysa's Format
No, we could make use vbulletin tags to tag the language to the thread
Also, what about everything else that isn't server development or web development? (i.e gui tools and such) Where do you post those
Well technically with this current format, any java program someone made would go into Java section because it's technically part of maplestory java based dev and likewise with alt section (.net, etc)No, we could make use vbulletin tags to tag the language to the thread
Also, what about everything else that isn't server development or web development? (i.e gui tools and such) Where do you post those
Tools are part of the MapleStory server development, therefore they belong into that section.No, we could make use vbulletin tags to tag the language to the thread
Also, what about everything else that isn't server development or web development? (i.e gui tools and such) Where do you post those
I don't see the problem with adding all releases into one category.
It will only clutter if you want it to. If we are all clear in our threads and use a prefix, there isn't an issue:
Just add a couple more prefixes, or change the current ones to a format as: [language][post_type] and it should be fine.
Exactly. We can also use different colors for different languages. Green for C#, yay!I don't see the problem with adding all releases into one category.
It will only clutter if you want it to. If we are all clear in our threads and use a prefix, there isn't an issue:
Just add a couple more prefixes, or change the current ones to a format as: [language][post_type] and it should be fine.
A nice rusty brown for Rust?
Glaring black and yellow caution tape for C++?
Hot pink for Java?
Yeah, yeah, whatever you wish.
What about brainfuck?
auto bans the user for being a dumb faggot
If this is the case, there should be multiple tags allowed for languages for projects that use multiple languages, like NoLifeStory that uses C++ and Rust.
I do support a reconfiguration of the current format. I do like how web development would get it's own section in your proposition. Maybe it would bring some more life into it. I'm also in support of completely removing the general discussion section because of it's lack of activity.
Or a nice shade of burgundy for Rust!In all seriousness I do like the idea of color coded language tags for organizational sake. Beats having 10+ sub-sections, in my opinion.
I like that Web development has it's own section.
Whatever the end decision is, I do think that this subsection needs a restructuring.
Thanks for the support everyone! @MentaL is that sufficient?
I could deal with that, but hopefully everyone uses prefix'sI don't see the problem with adding all releases into one category.
It will only clutter if you want it to. If we are all clear in our threads and use a prefix, there isn't an issue:
Just add a couple more prefixes, or change the current ones to a format as: [language][post_type] and it should be fine.
orange for java
I'd be pretty happy if we just had a good system of prefixes and the rules required that people use them and people actually did use them correctly.
