Categories

Uri Guttman wrote:

>>>>>>"DR" == Dave Rolsky <[email protected]> writes:
>>>>>>
> 
>   DR> I was thinking that these could all be just 'categories', in sort of a
>   DR> tree system:
> 
>   DR>  Technical -> Programming -> Perl
>   DR>  Technical -> Programming -> Regular Expressions
> 
> and which does MRE fall into? that is the problem with trees. multiple
> attributes cover that.


how about these?

Base categories

Perl 
(all perl categories) (since we know perl is the main programming intrest..)
Tech 
(related stuff, basically anything technical thats not directly Perl)
General 
(LOTR, Foundations Edge, whatever)



Perl
	Learning
	Using (Intermediate? couldn't decide which was better)
	Guru	(some stuff, (MRE) might end up in Using *and* Guru?)

Tech
	Languages
	Development (couldn't think of better name, for like Mythical Man Month)
	OS
	Algorithms (need better name for this category definatly)
	Other	(everything else)

General
	Refrence
	Fiction
	Non-Fiction

Perl::Learning (would contain most books, also contains subcategory..)
	CGI

Perl::Using
	CGI
	DB
	RegEx
	Language
	Porting

Perl::Guru
	CGI
	DB
	RegEx
	Language
	**basically a mirror of using, but only containing the most advanced books??



Tech::Languages
	Python, C, ect ect

Tech::Development
	Need help flushing this category out, can't think of any subs

Tech::OS
	category for each OS that perl is ported to..

Tech::Algorithms
	Introduction
	Refrence

Tech::Algorithms::Refrence
	Graphics
	Compression
	Encryption
	Pseudorandom

Tech::Other
	open for suggestions


General::Refrence
	
General::Fiction
	Sci-Fi
	Fantasy
	Mystery (can we just drop that category?)
	Popular (should that be renamed? ^.^)

General::Non-Fiction
	Biographies