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Use tags with awesome list

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Description

After https://github.com/luckyframework/website/pull/877 was merged in, we now have a way to tag links from the awesome list. The tags won't be used for much other than helping to differentiate the links.

One idea I had was to tag shards that were designed for Lucky specific. For example, Sitemapper is a great shard to use with your Lucky app, but it's not Lucky specific. Any web framework can use it. However, Breeze is very Lucky specific. It wouldn't work with any other framework. We could have some sort of tag that visually shows which shards are designed for Lucky.

Another idea could be a "legacy" tag or something... Maybe there was a super awesome shard, but it's no longer maintained. This could denote to the community that maybe someone should look in to picking it up. We could have Crypto, or Auth, or whatever so when people are like "Are there any shards that do X for Lucky?", then you could look at that list and quickly see.

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Research direction

Review the merged website pull request #877 to understand how tags are represented for awesome-list links. Then examine the current awesome-list content and decide which tag categories are needed, including Lucky-specific and legacy markers. Done means the taxonomy is agreed on and the relevant links are tagged consistently.

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Assessment

Tech stack
crystal
Domain
content
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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