The intended audience is the devs on this maillist. It is like market research to get the pulse of the community on these ideas to see if there is at least one that I could apply for in the incubator.
No, i am not working on all of these. I just presented ideas so that I get some feedback. Maybe some people will say: "yes, an open source java-based eCommerce platform will be in demand", you know? Same with the other emails about math functions. Maybe some people from math or non-math commons libraries may point out that they would need some of those functions. Lastly, are there any math libraries that do symbolic math using functional interfaces? For example can I use commons math to give it a function that represents x^2, differentiate it and as a result get another function that represents 2x? I am talking about symbolic math that Wolfram Mathematica does. Thank you for the time you spent on going through the emails. I did some pull requests implementing some things and they kept being rejected. So, (i think it was you that suggested it) to ask the community which math functions they would like to see implemented On Fri, 14 Jul 2023, 02:03 Gilles Sadowski, <gillese...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dimitrios, > > As requested several times, could you please add the "component" > prefix to the "Subject: " line, to signal to the intended audience? > > What's the purpose of the list below? > Are you developing all of those applications? > > Regards, > Gilles > > Le ven. 14 juil. 2023 à 02:54, Dimitrios Efthymiou > <efthymiou.dimitri...@gmail.com> a écrit : > > > > Java-based ECommerce platform > > > > Graph and network theory library > > > > Operations research or management science or mathematical programming > > library > > > > Calendar library with many useful methods that the java datetime API > > doesn't provide off-the-shelf > > > > Finance library including financial engineering > > > > User management (not apache shiro) i.e. account management, 2-factor > auth, > > forgot/reset password, security questions and more > > > > Web utilities from cookie service to device recognition to email service > > and more > > > > Image manipulation library > > > > Parallelism library for CPU and GPU parallelism > > > > Quantum computing library > > > > AdminTool platform. Imagine grafana, but with a lot of prebuilt and > > extensible tools > > > > Physics library > > > > Client SDK builder by taking API specs and generating java SDKs, > JavaScript > > SDKs, python etc. > > > > Transformer of MySQL data to MongoDB and vice-versa. Same for other kinds > > of databases > > > > Blockchain library > > > > Query Profiling Plugin: A plugin that tracks and logs all database > queries > > that are executed by the application. It could highlight inefficient > > queries, and also track and display query execution times. > > > > Health Check Plugin: A plugin to perform various health checks on the > > application and its dependencies, such as checking database connectivity, > > ensuring required services are running, checking disk space, etc. This > > plugin can expose health check endpoints that return the status of your > > application and its dependencies. This can be useful for monitoring and > > automated deployment scenarios. > > > > Scheduled Tasks Monitoring Plugin: This plugin could provide a unified > view > > of all the scheduled tasks in your application and provide information > like > > when each task last ran, whether it completed successfully, and when it's > > due to run next. > > > > Event Sourcing Plugin: A plugin that makes it easier to implement the > event > > sourcing pattern in a Spring application. It would help manage the event > > store and the rehydration of application state from events. > > > > Application Metadata Plugin: A plugin that generates and exposes metadata > > about the application, like the version number, build date, list of > active > > profiles, etc. > > > > Data Integrity Plugin: A plugin that helps ensure data integrity by > > checking for anomalies such as orphaned records, duplicate entries, etc. > > > > Test Data Generation Plugin: This plugin could auto-generate test data > for > > unit and integration tests, using predefined rules to ensure the data is > > meaningful and useful for testing. > > > > Telemetry Filter: A filter that collects telemetry data such as request > > counts, error counts, and more, which can be useful for monitoring and > > diagnostics. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@commons.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@commons.apache.org > >
