Add Contexture

[chrislatorres]

https://github.com/softwarebycl/awesome-contexture

This awesome list covers the best and the brightest of the Contexture ecosystem. Contexture is used for abstracting queries/filters and results/aggregrations from different backing data stores like ElasticSearch and MongoDB.

This list includes the best applications, libraries, documentation, and other resources from the Contexture ecosystem. It is a great way for the community to see the best of Contexture in one place and to be able to contribute to the growing ecosystem.

Reviewed PRs:
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#1703 (comment)
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#1622 (comment)

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[chrislatorres]

unicorn

[simskij]

This is only my opinion of course, but the top section really looks awful as it is structured currently. Given the size of your image, I'd suggest you place it centered over the level 1 header.

I also think that you might gone a bit overboard with the description. Would it be possible to condense it and link to a more lengthy description?

[chrislatorres]

Thanks @simskij, I will try to condense the description and try the different image placement.

edit: done

[chrislatorres]

Thanks @sindresorhus, fixed!

[sindresorhus]

Not sure why you removed the linkified word here, but that should stay.

[chrislatorres]

Not sure why you removed the linkified word here, but that should stay.

Fixed.

[sindresorhus]

Also use proper commit titles in your repo. Update readme.md is quite useless (and noisy) when looking at the commit history.

[chrislatorres]

Thanks @sindresorhus, I agree that was bad practice.

Updated the commit messages to be more useful.

[sindresorhus]

Tweet: https://twitter.com/awesome__re/status/1237011247087808512

[sindresorhus]

I would just squash all the commits into one commit as they're not really useful.