I completely disagree.This is exactly the problem with such solutions. Who will update the database three years from now?
The libraries are already listed in a single place. Here:
Additional libraries, classes and official updates
The search engine is tuned to find libraries. The search engine is the key here.
1) In this forum, there's no list of libraries that you can consult (there was one but you removed it). An user has to rely upon a search engine that is not very efficient to retrieve a specific library. Try to find libGDX by typing "game engine". No mention after 3 pages of results. If you click on the "B4A library" button, the library appears on page 2. The searched keywords are not missing. They are the first ones in the description and there are only two game engines in this forum...
2) So, searching a specific library is not an easy task. And this task is just impossible if the library developper did not include some keywords in the library description. In a list that groups libraries by family, you can browse these families and you may even find something that is better than the thing you wanted to find. With such a list, no one can miss a library. In this forum, with only the search engine, missing a library is very common.
3) "Who will update the database three years from now?" With such a reasoning, no one will ever start a project or use any library here. If the database is open to any developer, if any library author or user can fill it online, then there are chances that it will be still used in a few years. Note that you can read the database without my tool. My tool is just a convenient way to read it and try examples, but it is not mandatory at all. And the SQlite format will probably be still there in a few years...
4) The real problem in my project is that the B4A community is not, for an unknown reason, a community prone to collaborate on a common project. I never saw that in other developer communities. It's really discouraging. That's why, unless something magical happens, I won't put more efforts into this project.