Re: [RFC] [Discussion] Using and Mentioning Third-party Packages in PHP Documentation and Web Projects
| From: | John Coggeshall | Date: | Wed, 28 Aug 2024 16:03:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [RFC] [Discussion] Using and Mentioning Third-party Packages in PHP Documentation and Web Projects | ||
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> I agree with this to a point. What if I want my newish framework listed on the page? What are
> the qualifications for being listed (or unlisted) there? Can anyone add their own framework?
Personally I say put the top 5 by Github stars on a page by themselves, and have a secondary page
ranked by star rating for all the rest -- unless at some point in the future star rating becomes an
inaccurate representation and at that point we can revisit the subject. Let others decide what
"popular" means.
> If anyone can add something to the list, then it eventually will become as overwhelming as
> https://github.com/uhub/awesome-php and if there are strict
> qualification requirements, the list needs to be reviewed periodically to remove projects that no
> longer meet those criteria.
I agree -- The whole point is to be useful and enlightening.
Coogle