In going through the category list, it’s hard not to feel overwhelmed with the large number of “* SDK” categories. In addition to taking a lot of time to read through all of them and process whether they are what I’m looking for, as a user, there is still ambiguity.
For example, should I choose .NET SDK
or Couchbase Mobile
if I want to ask a question about Couchbase Lite for .NET? It’s not clear, and I suspect many will mistakenly choose .NET SDK
.
I propose that we instead use a single Client Libraries
category, and take advantage of tagging to differentiate language communities (e.g. Ruby
, .NET
, Java
, etc.). This also looks quite nice on the category list page (see the “Couchbase Mobile” category as an example). It allows for efficient filtering, and resolves the noise and ambiguity problems.