This is my 200th snippet, my last before a long journey.
I won't have a proper chance to be online for 9 months.

   1  
   2  # Stat of all my snippets since the beginning, April 2005
   3  
   4  python (176)
   5  series60 (96)
   6  pys60 (38)
   7  image (12)
   8  canvas (11)
   9  sql (10)
  10  html (9)
  11  database (9)
  12  color (8)
  13  text (8)
  14  time (7)
  15  sound (6)
  16  conversion (6)
  17  google (6)

P.S. Thank you, Peter. Sharing snippets here is really fun.
Bye!

   1  
   2  from appuifw import *
   3  app.body = t = Text()
   4  
   5  fonts = [u'', u'LatinPlain12', u'LatinBold12', u'LatinBold13', u'LatinBold17', u'LatinBold19']
   6  tags = [(1, "apache"), (1, "array"), (1, "bash"), (1, "c"), (1, "cli"), (1, "csharp"), (1, "css"),
   7    (1, "database"), (1, "date"), (1, "expressionengine"), (1, "file"), (2, "html"), (1, "image"),
   8    (2, "java"), (4, "javascript"), (1, "lighttpd"), (1, "linux"), (1, "mac"), (1, "math"), (1, "mysql"),
   9    (1, "osx"), (1, "perl"), (3, "php"), (1, "pys60"), (5, "python"), (4, "rails"), (1, "regex"),
  10   (4, "ruby"), (1, "rubyonrails"), (1, "series"), (3, "series60"), (1, "servers"), (2, "shell"), (2, "sql"),
  11   (1, "ssh"), (1, "string"), (1, "text"), (1, "time"), (1, "unix"), (1, "web"), (1, "windows"), (1, "xml"),]
  12  
  13  for level, tag in tags:
  14      t.font = fonts[level]
  15      t.add(tag + u' ')

See screenshot.

If using font is not enough, we can use other styles or colors.
See a related snippet.

I spent a lot of time trying to select snippets with
contain multiple tags. (series60 and sql)
There is no '+' links I can click anymore.
After about 10 minutes of trial and error, I find out how.
This also answer another question on correct use of URL.

   1  
   2  # for tag 'series60' AND 'sql'
   3  http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/tags/series60/sql/
   4  
   5  # this doesn't work
   6  http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/tag/series60/sql/
   7  
   8  # all of these work (single tag case)
   9  http://bigbold.com/snippets/tag/series60/
  10  http://bigbold.com/snippets/tags/series60/
  11  http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/tag/series60/
  12  http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/tags/series60/

My conclusion is that.
For a single tag, use '/tag/...'.
For multiple tags, use '/tags/...'.
The first is quicker to type, while the second is flexible in case you want to filter further.