What features would you like to see for a website linking to outside resources for programming languages/frameworks/technologies/libraries?<p>I want to build a website to help programmers find relevant resources for beginner/advanced subjects or tutorials for languages/technologies/whatever. I've had this idea for a side project in my head for a while now and I think I've finally convinced myself its worth pursuing.<p>It'll mostly consist of a simple search + tagging system on links to other websites. The main thing I'm hopping to have to make it better than just googling is:<p>a) User rating system to help promote good resources and demote bad ones (think something like HN).<p>b) Focus on programming resources (so less crap links in results).<p>c) Some social aspects to add weight and opinion to resources.<p>The social aspects I'd like to add are comments on resource links and possibly forums for every top level category (languages, frameworks, etc) for QA and general discussion.<p>Does anyone have any ideas to add to the pot? I really interested in what what anyone has to say about this (criticisms included).
preferences/filter for language, platform etc. user request section for content that doesn't exist. Be able to add code snippets. I would also build landing page first to get some email addresses for members. No point in building something out if people aren't gonig to use it.