Nice list!!

[akullpp]

Nice list!!

[akullpp]

Thank you. However, I don't understand what you suggest. The libraries you mentioned are always included aren't they? Could you please elaborate?

[shavo007]

Hi,

I dont see those libraries under the sections i suggested:

Geospatial: Elasticsearch
Caching: Jedis
Rest frameworks:Spring Boot
PDF:iText
Logging:FileBeats from elastic

Thanks,
Shane.

[akullpp]

1. Elasticsearch is not a dedicated geospatial database therefore a change of categories doesn't apply.
2. Jedis is a Redis client not a library for caching.
3. Spring Boot is not a REST framework. It is a web framework.
4. iText is already included in the PDF section
5. I don't know if Filebeat has a Java API or if it is just written in Java and therefore wouldn't qualify for this list.

[shavo007]

Elasticsearch has extremely powerful geospatial lookups unless you are categorising that section just for databases?
Redis is a cache that is one of the engine options for aws elasticache. Jedis is a valid framework in my eyes.
Your right, i missed itext!
True, filbeats is written in go i believe, and doesnt qualify. But is logstash written in java?

[akullpp]

1. ES: Sure it has this functionality but does one functionality suffice the change from a more abstract category to the specific category?
2. Jedis is already included. It is not a framework. It is a client for Reddis. Side note: Reddis is not a cache.
3. Logstash is already included.

Please have a look at the existing list before recommending already included entries.

[shavo007]

FYI, redis is a cache solution for aws elasticache. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonElastiCache/latest/UserGuide/Clusters.Create.Redis.CON.html

[jbduncan]

@shavo007, according to the redis website http://redis.io/, redis is an "in-memory data structure store, used as database, cache and message broker", which sounds more generic to me than a cache (or indeed a database). So I'd argue that, if Jedis should be moved elsewhere, it should go under Data structures.

FYI, I'm the pull requester/creator of the Caching section - my reason for adding it to awesome-java at the time was I because wanted to share Caffeine, but I didn't feel that the other sections were good places to put Caffeine under - so my opinion regarding Jedis is most likely biased. 😃

See my original PR here: https://github.com/akullpp/awesome-java/pull/382/files