Catalog the projects completed with SQLPage

[olivierauverlot]

Hi,

There are increasingly more applications being developed with SQLPage, which demonstrates the strengths of this development tool.

Currently, the projects are scattered across the blog and the discussion forum

Why not add a 'Stories' section on the SQLPage website to list and showcase the achievements of community members? This would further enhance SQLPage's credibility and could convince new users to join.

Olivier :)

[lovasoa]

That is a great idea Olivier ! Do you want to start collecting the stories from users here, with a short description, a nice picture if available, and put them in a table in /examples/official-site ?

[olivierauverlot]

ok! I will take care of setting up the page :)

[olivierauverlot]

Hi,

Here is a proposal for adding a "Success Stories" section to the SQLPage website. I have gathered the following information:

CREATE TABLE stories (
    id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
    title TEXT NOT NULL,
    publication_date TEXT NOT NULL,
    contents_md TEXT NOT NULL,
    optional_contents_md TEXT,
    image TEXT,
    website TEXT,
    git_repository TEXT
);

A success story page includes a project name, a publication date, a markdown text paragraph, an optional image placed below the text paragraph, and an optional second markdown text paragraph that appears below the first paragraph or the image if present.

The page concludes with two optional links: one to the project's website and/or one to the project's Git repository.

What are your thoughts on this proposal?

Best regards
Olivier :)

[SebastiendOrnano]

+++ !!

Perhaps a "keywords/hashtags" column could be useful to filter the projects if the catalog is growing fast. (with true as search)

And why not another catalog of custom handlebars ?

[olivierauverlot]

I'm not sure if keywords or hashtags are particularly useful for stories, as the focus here is on showcasing projects created with SQLPage.

However, I agree with you that the community could establish a 'store' to share SQLPage components. In my opinion, this is one of the fundamental aspects of SQLPage, as it allows users to create web pages as if they were playing with Lego blocks. Not all components can be included in SQLPage, so it would be great to have a site where everyone could share their creations.