Categorize

[JayBazuzi]

I'd like to be able to tag the patterns. Some examples:

• Physical space
• Introducing mobbing / Advanced mobbing
• Diagnostics

[JayBazuzi]

Maybe this should be a wiki instead of Git?

[alexanderbird]

I like the PR and full history of git, what about using Github pages to render the markdown?

It looks like with a little duct tape you can get tags working with out-of-the-box github pages Jekyll: https://longqian.me/2017/02/09/github-jekyll-tag/

[alexanderbird]

I don't think I would have had the guts to create a new page on a wiki, but I'm very comfortable opening a PR -- the github workflow feels more approachable to me.

[alexanderbird]

I've done a spike of the Github pages thing: https://alexanderbird.github.io/Mobbing-Pattern-Language/

In addition to the changes on my fork, I enabled Github pages through my repo settings.
https://github.com/alexanderbird/Mobbing-Pattern-Language

[JayBazuzi]

Cool. I have enabled Pages. https://jay.bazuzi.com/Mobbing-Pattern-Language/ so we can explore that further.

[cmstead]

If you follow Jekyll conventions, pages will auto-generate a site for you. The biggest hurdle would really be getting the front matter into each of the current documents.

Let me know if a) this sounds interesting to you, and b) if you'd like some help.

For reference, my site is built with Jekyll: https://github.com/cmstead/chrisstead.net

(I don't host my site on GH pages, but the convention is identical)

[cmstead]

One other, other thing: You can add the site link to the main Git repo and people who find the repo first (rather than the pages site) can click through to the site.