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Not entirely sure how I want to approach this.
One potential idea is using the preexisting tags to have something like this:
/tags/dip #=> ICs in DIP packages. /tags/avr #=> AVR ICs. /tags/microcontroller #=> all microcontrollers.
Preferably also having like /tags/microcontroller/avr or similar for matching multiple tags.
...and then add a way to browse through the website like this.
However, this approach has the down side of needing metadata stored outside of the main JSON files, and I'm not sure how I feel about that.
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Not entirely sure how I want to approach this.
One potential idea is using the preexisting tags to have something like this:
Preferably also having like /tags/microcontroller/avr or similar for matching multiple tags.
...and then add a way to browse through the website like this.
However, this approach has the down side of needing metadata stored outside of the main JSON files, and I'm not sure how I feel about that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: