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question: example of released web apps which use Aurelia #333

Closed opcodewriter closed 7 years ago

opcodewriter commented 8 years ago

I heard Rob mentioned for quite a while now that there are companies which Aurelia in production for many months, but he cannot disclose their name, which can be understandable sometimes.

But are there any examples of web apps which uses Aurelia in production and whose names can be given?

I'm looking for:

  1. a real product/service, so not a demo or POC. Also something which is like an internal product doesn't help, because I want to check it out.
  2. some complexity in the data flow, must have several screens, different kinds of data flow between different UI components and views, validation, routing, etc. It must be something much more than the http://aurelia.io/docs.html app which shows static content
  3. must use latest Aurelia or something close to the last version

Thanks

Agrejus commented 7 years ago

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jpravetz commented 6 years ago

http://console.playable.video is a public Aurelia application. Playable allows you to embed video in email marketing campaigns. You'll have to create an account (free) to try it out.

pndewit commented 6 years ago

I am working for Drillster which is a smart learning system to increase and maintain knowledge. Drillster is an adaptive, assessment based learning tool.

I am currently migrating a huge legacy AngularJS application to Aurelia part by part. Some parts are already migrated and running Aurelia in production. Some of these are publicly available (e.g. https://www.drillster.com/store) and for other parts you need to log in. Creating an account is free though. We also have a mechanism to let integrators use parts of our application (widgets) in their own web applications, most of these widgets are built using Aurelia and documentation can be found here: https://www.drillster.com/info/developers/widgets.

Feel free to look around, create an account and practice or even create some content. Everything in the Drillster Store is publicly available. If you start practicing an item from there a Player widget is opened, this widget is also created using Aurelia. For example, you could start practicing this example Drill about cars: https://www.drillster.com/store/playable/AHYrVtULyqnN1S7gRWq45Q

We also have a mobile app available in the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. Both use the same code base as the Player widget linked above, with a small Aurelia/Cordova based wrapper for displaying some extra's. For the apps you will need to create an account though.