Wikipedia talk:Userboxes/Language/Programming/04: Difference between revisions

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* red-links need to be created

* The markup should be cleaned:

** If it is a straight-forward list, then use {{((}}subst:[[User:10nitro/Userboxlist2]]{{))}} - this is a version of {{((}}[[User:10nitro/Userboxlist]]{{))}} optimized to reduce server load, with the downside of having to "subst" it. What it actually does is configure {{((}}[[User:10nitro/usbl]]{{))}} so you don't have to.

** If it includes several lists ([[Wikipedia:Userboxes/Programming#PHP|PHP]]), or list with individual items ([[Wikipedia:Userboxes/Programming#Python|Python]]), use <nowiki>{{</nowiki>((}}[[User:10nitro/Usbklist]]}} inside of {{tl|usbktop}}/{{tl|usbkbottom}}

* Do the stuff in italics on the page, such as [[Wikipedia:Userboxes/Programming#Ruby|Ruby]], [[Wikipedia:Userboxes/Programming#Smalltalk|Smalltalk]], [[Wikipedia:Userboxes/Programming#Tcl|Tcl]]...

* Make each language internally consistent

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** The entire set of userboxes for a language should use a consistent color scheme:

*** The standard language color scheme

*** Or, a scheme for that language, that does not change between the levels, such as the <nowiki>{{</nowiki>((}}[[User:ZabMilenko/Userboxes/php coder]]}} set for [[Wikipedia:Userboxes/Programming#PHP|PHP]]

**** I think the standard scheme should always exist, with an optional languge-themed scheme. [[User:OrangeDog|OrangeDog]] <small>([[User talk:OrangeDog|talk]] • [[Special:Contributions/OrangeDog|edits]])</small> 11:14, 21 March 2009 (UTC)