Just a suggestion...<p>If you are going to have a big list of icons the first thing that comes to mind is &quot;Click on one&quot;. Analysis of programming language(s) used isn&#x27;t hard given its built into the GitHub api:<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;developer.github.com&#x2F;v3&#x2F;repos&#x2F;#list-languages" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;developer.github.com&#x2F;v3&#x2F;repos&#x2F;#list-languages</a><p>So if you allowed an &quot;import Github Repo option&quot; then linked those icons to the &quot;examples&#x2F;repositories&#x2F;snippets&quot; in those languages that would help.<p>You already seem to be able to designate icons-per-project&#x2F;snippet so you shouldn&#x27;t need to add much beyond a hyperlink on the icon that scrolls to the first appropriate projects and&#x2F;or allows the user to designate the project to scroll to.<p>I&#x27;d say have a page listing the relevant projects as well by technology [e.g. A &quot;Would you like to know more...?&quot;] but I&#x27;m not sure that should be the default behavior.<p>Similarly, I&#x27;d encourage&#x2F;enforce linking to test suite(s) and&#x2F;or documentation as a requirement to list anything larger than a snippet. That might be a bit too opinionated but I think it encourages &quot;new&quot; developers to get into the right practice of having some sort of documentation [even if it is just a test suite].