I don't quite understand these awesome lists. From what I've seen it usually ends up being a way for creators to promote their stuff and for the list creator to have a big project with a few thousand stars in their profile. So when I did something in say, electron, I would go to the awesome-electron list and add it there for promotion sake.<p>I couldn't find a usecase for these lists myself yet. There is no way to verify the quality of the product or the activity (stars for example? last commit date?).<p>In one case I searched for aws adapters for a language, clicked on all links inside awesome-{{language}} just to find that all of them are inactive or a few days young. I ended up using something I found on google instead.