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#Update

Implemented, see the Code Review question, for feature requests please open an issue on GitHub

It looks a little something like this:

Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=score Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=answers Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=views

To create a Code Review Shield easily, use the Code Review Shield Creator

I love this idea, and I love the fact that this is something we can implement ourselves, without requiring Stack Exchange. So I think someone of us should make it (is quite possible that someone will be me within a few days, unless someone else is faster).

About what to show, this is an example of what is retrieved from the Stack Exchange API when querying a question:

  "tags": [
    "java",
    "stackexchange",
    "spring"
  ],
  "owner": {
    "reputation": 35519,
    "user_id": 31562,
    "user_type": "registered",
    "accept_rate": 81,
    "profile_image": "https://i.sstatic.net/cV8hf.jpg?s=128&g=1",
    "display_name": "Simon André Forsberg",
    "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/users/31562/simon-andr%c3%a9-forsberg"
  },
  "is_answered": true,
  "view_count": 1718,
  "answer_count": 2,
  "score": 34,
  "last_activity_date": 1428533615,
  "creation_date": 1422921671,
  "last_edit_date": 1428533615,
  "question_id": 79408,
  "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/79408/you-are-being-watched-comments-of-interest",
  "title": "You are being watched! - Comments of Interest"

Some of the most interesting things we can choose from there IMO are:

• is_answered: Might be something to show for questions that are still unanswered? (Can be used to determine the color, red for unanswered and green for answered?)
• answer_count: Probably not what you want to show off, especially not for questions that have few answers.
• view_count: That might be something you want to share, at least if it has a reasonable amount of views.
• score: Is definitely something that can be used!

Note that it is also possible to retrieve the answers to a question but I don't find that info very interesting for this feature.

#Update

Implemented, see the Code Review question, for feature requests please open an issue on GitHub

It looks a little something like this:

Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=score Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=answers Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=views

To create a Code Review Shield easily, use the Code Review Shield Creator

I love this idea, and I love the fact that this is something we can implement ourselves, without requiring Stack Exchange. So I think someone of us should make it (is quite possible that someone will be me within a few days, unless someone else is faster).

About what to show, this is an example of what is retrieved from the Stack Exchange API when querying a question:

  "tags": [
    "java",
    "stackexchange",
    "spring"
  ],
  "owner": {
    "reputation": 35519,
    "user_id": 31562,
    "user_type": "registered",
    "accept_rate": 81,
    "profile_image": "https://i.sstatic.net/cV8hf.jpg?s=128&g=1",
    "display_name": "Simon André Forsberg",
    "link": "https://codereview.stackexchange.com/users/31562/simon-andr%c3%a9-forsberg"
  },
  "is_answered": true,
  "view_count": 1718,
  "answer_count": 2,
  "score": 34,
  "last_activity_date": 1428533615,
  "creation_date": 1422921671,
  "last_edit_date": 1428533615,
  "question_id": 79408,
  "link": "https://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/79408/you-are-being-watched-comments-of-interest",
  "title": "You are being watched! - Comments of Interest"

Some of the most interesting things we can choose from there IMO are:

• is_answered: Might be something to show for questions that are still unanswered? (Can be used to determine the color, red for unanswered and green for answered?)
• answer_count: Probably not what you want to show off, especially not for questions that have few answers.
• view_count: That might be something you want to share, at least if it has a reasonable amount of views.
• score: Is definitely something that can be used!

Note that it is also possible to retrieve the answers to a question but I don't find that info very interesting for this feature.

#Update

Implemented, see the Code Review question, for feature requests please open an issue on GitHub

I love this idea, and I love the fact that this is something we can implement ourselves, without requiring Stack Exchange. So I think someone of us should make it (is quite possible that someone will be me within a few days, unless someone else is faster).

About what to show, this is an example of what is retrieved from the Stack Exchange API when querying a question:

  "tags": [
    "java",
    "stackexchange",
    "spring"
  ],
  "owner": {
    "reputation": 35519,
    "user_id": 31562,
    "user_type": "registered",
    "accept_rate": 81,
    "profile_image": "https://i.sstatic.net/cV8hf.jpg?s=128&g=1",
    "display_name": "Simon André Forsberg",
    "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/users/31562/simon-andr%c3%a9-forsberg"
  },
  "is_answered": true,
  "view_count": 1718,
  "answer_count": 2,
  "score": 34,
  "last_activity_date": 1428533615,
  "creation_date": 1422921671,
  "last_edit_date": 1428533615,
  "question_id": 79408,
  "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/79408/you-are-being-watched-comments-of-interest",
  "title": "You are being watched! - Comments of Interest"

Some of the most interesting things we can choose from there IMO are:

• is_answered: Might be something to show for questions that are still unanswered? (Can be used to determine the color, red for unanswered and green for answered?)
• answer_count: Probably not what you want to show off, especially not for questions that have few answers.
• view_count: That might be something you want to share, at least if it has a reasonable amount of views.
• score: Is definitely something that can be used!

Note that it is also possible to retrieve the answers to a question but I don't find that info very interesting for this feature.

#Update

Implemented, see the Code Review question, for feature requests please open an issue on GitHub

It looks a little something like this:

Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=score Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=answers Code Review http://www.zomis.net/codereview/shield/?qid=95459&mode=views

To create a Code Review Shield easily, use the Code Review Shield Creator

I love this idea, and I love the fact that this is something we can implement ourselves, without requiring Stack Exchange. So I think someone of us should make it (is quite possible that someone will be me within a few days, unless someone else is faster).

About what to show, this is an example of what is retrieved from the Stack Exchange API when querying a question:

  "tags": [
    "java",
    "stackexchange",
    "spring"
  ],
  "owner": {
    "reputation": 35519,
    "user_id": 31562,
    "user_type": "registered",
    "accept_rate": 81,
    "profile_image": "https://i.sstatic.net/cV8hf.jpg?s=128&g=1",
    "display_name": "Simon André Forsberg",
    "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/users/31562/simon-andr%c3%a9-forsberg"
  },
  "is_answered": true,
  "view_count": 1718,
  "answer_count": 2,
  "score": 34,
  "last_activity_date": 1428533615,
  "creation_date": 1422921671,
  "last_edit_date": 1428533615,
  "question_id": 79408,
  "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/79408/you-are-being-watched-comments-of-interest",
  "title": "You are being watched! - Comments of Interest"

Some of the most interesting things we can choose from there IMO are:

• is_answered: Might be something to show for questions that are still unanswered? (Can be used to determine the color, red for unanswered and green for answered?)
• answer_count: Probably not what you want to show off, especially not for questions that have few answers.
• view_count: That might be something you want to share, at least if it has a reasonable amount of views.
• score: Is definitely something that can be used!

Note that it is also possible to retrieve the answers to a question but I don't find that info very interesting for this feature.

I love this idea, and I love the fact that this is something we can implement ourselves, without requiring Stack Exchange. So I think someone of us should make it (is quite possible that someone will be me within a few days, unless someone else is faster).

About what to show, this is an example of what is retrieved from the Stack Exchange API when querying a question:

  "tags": [
    "java",
    "stackexchange",
    "spring"
  ],
  "owner": {
    "reputation": 35519,
    "user_id": 31562,
    "user_type": "registered",
    "accept_rate": 81,
    "profile_image": "https://i.sstatic.net/cV8hf.jpg?s=128&g=1",
    "display_name": "Simon André Forsberg",
    "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/users/31562/simon-andr%c3%a9-forsberg"
  },
  "is_answered": true,
  "view_count": 1718,
  "answer_count": 2,
  "score": 34,
  "last_activity_date": 1428533615,
  "creation_date": 1422921671,
  "last_edit_date": 1428533615,
  "question_id": 79408,
  "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/79408/you-are-being-watched-comments-of-interest",
  "title": "You are being watched! - Comments of Interest"

Some of the most interesting things we can choose from there IMO are:

• is_answered: Might be something to show for questions that are still unanswered? (Can be used to determine the color, red for unanswered and green for answered?)
• answer_count: Probably not what you want to show off, especially not for questions that have few answers.
• view_count: That might be something you want to share, at least if it has a reasonable amount of views.
• score: Is definitely something that can be used!

Note that it is also possible to retrieve the answers to a question but I don't find that info very interesting for this feature.

#Update

Implemented, see the Code Review question, for feature requests please open an issue on GitHub

I love this idea, and I love the fact that this is something we can implement ourselves, without requiring Stack Exchange. So I think someone of us should make it (is quite possible that someone will be me within a few days, unless someone else is faster).

About what to show, this is an example of what is retrieved from the Stack Exchange API when querying a question:

  "tags": [
    "java",
    "stackexchange",
    "spring"
  ],
  "owner": {
    "reputation": 35519,
    "user_id": 31562,
    "user_type": "registered",
    "accept_rate": 81,
    "profile_image": "https://i.sstatic.net/cV8hf.jpg?s=128&g=1",
    "display_name": "Simon André Forsberg",
    "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/users/31562/simon-andr%c3%a9-forsberg"
  },
  "is_answered": true,
  "view_count": 1718,
  "answer_count": 2,
  "score": 34,
  "last_activity_date": 1428533615,
  "creation_date": 1422921671,
  "last_edit_date": 1428533615,
  "question_id": 79408,
  "link": "http://codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/79408/you-are-being-watched-comments-of-interest",
  "title": "You are being watched! - Comments of Interest"

Some of the most interesting things we can choose from there IMO are:

• is_answered: Might be something to show for questions that are still unanswered? (Can be used to determine the color, red for unanswered and green for answered?)
• answer_count: Probably not what you want to show off, especially not for questions that have few answers.
• view_count: That might be something you want to share, at least if it has a reasonable amount of views.
• score: Is definitely something that can be used!

Note that it is also possible to retrieve the answers to a question but I don't find that info very interesting for this feature.