Added JDBI under Databases

Removed JDBI entry from Database section from this pull request as adding multiple suggestions in the same pull request does not follow contribution guidelines.

Networking and CI additions

Update README.md

Added Lanterna

Readded javatuples, but added a info that the concept maybe debatable.

Added Distribution topic.

Removed Distribution

Added Bintray
Added Shippable

Readded Groovy.

New HTTP section and added OkHttp to it.

Updated README.md and TOPICS.md

Added Document Processing and two libraries for Microsoft and OpenOffice.

Added RebelLabs.

added restx to REST frameworks

Added:
-Topic 'Imagery'
-Topic 'Search'
-Imagery > ZXing
-Imagery > Picasso
-Search > Solr
-Search > Elasticsearch
-Database > JDBI
-Development > RxJava
-Development > vert.x
-Distributed Applications > Apache Storm
-Machine Learning > h2o

Changed:
-Description 'Development'

Added:
High Performance > GS Collections
High Performance > fastutil
High Performance > hftc

Changed:
Order - 'High Performance'

Added:
Database > presto
Distributed Applications > Hystrix
Misc > OpenRefine

Metrics is definitely not in the "Code Analysis" category, as it doesn't
analyse code. It's a library, not a tool like SonarQube or FindBugs.

Hazelcast is an high-performance distributed implementation of the most important Java collections.
Operation performed on an Hazelcast collection are automatically replicated across a cluster
simplifying the development of distributed applications.

Added:
Logging > logstash
REST Frameworks > swookiee
Visualization > kibana

Added Hazelcast.

Small fixes

* Move JScience, JADE and Protégé to Utility section
* Sort the entries of the Utility section
* Add a period to the args4j entry

Algebraic Data Types for Java. Quite unique!

Added MyBatis, PowerMock and Unitils

Add a section for CSV

Added Genson to JSON libraries

Added ADT4J - Algebraic Data Types for Java

Add gatling load testing tool

added Central Repository, aka Maven Central

I know that self-submissions are frowned upon but I think documents4j is a quite unique tool and is useful, especially in enterprise context. Feel free to add it if you find it appropriate.

Added the vJUG and its podcast.

Amended the Eclipse entry to remove strange, ambiguous language and emphasise the open-source nature of Eclipse.

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Add the section: Constraint Satisfaction Problem (CSP) Solver

Added Spock to testing section

Added documents4j

Added vJUG

Added JitPack to Distribution section

Ammended Eclipse entry to be less ambiguous.

Adds Google's Error Prone