Hi, thanks for building java.evolved. The side-by-side format is very useful.

One thing I noticed while using the site is that some Java features are hard to discover as a group because their related examples can be spread across different categories.

For example, record-related patterns can show up in several contexts:

• basic record usage
• compact constructors and validation
• record-based error/result types
• records combined with pattern matching or sealed hierarchies
• records used in data-transfer or modeling examples

The current category structure is helpful, but when I want to learn or review one language feature end-to-end, I need to search around instead of browsing a focused collection.

Would it make sense to add a secondary organization layer, such as feature/topic tags?

Possible approaches:

• add tags like records, sealed-classes, pattern-matching, switch, streams, etc. to snippets
• show those tags on snippet cards and search results
• add topic pages such as /topics/records that collect related snippets across categories
• keep the current categories as the primary structure, so this does not require duplicating content

For example, a “Records” topic page could list all record-related snippets across Language, Errors, Enterprise, or other categories, optionally ordered by Java version.

This would make the site easier to use both as a reference and as a learning path for specific Java features.