Closed vishr closed 5 years ago
Work in progress: http://showchampions.photoserve.co
Going to also hopefully switch a personal site from Python -> Go (Echo) over the xmas break (I'll post a link when it's up - get's about 1.5m page views a month)
we have some middleware for it https://github.com/deferpanic/dpecho - which website were you talking about?
@eyberg Actually README.md
@vishr yes, some personal projects and one project at work too. I think the only one open for the world today is http://antibody.elasticbeanstalk.com .
@vishr we use it to power a fake version of our authentication server, for local development. https://github.com/CenterForOpenScience/fakecas
@vishr sorry for PR above. go-starter-kit is using Echo.
We are using echo at seesawlabs.com cc @raphaeljlps
Personal project: Using Echo as an API layer for an image sharing service called imgget (OSX App to be released soon)
Work projects: Company: www.kyani.net
@vishr -- We use echo at my company Carrot Creative. We have a pretty specific stack for building out Go API's, and we have our base here: https://github.com/carrot/burrow (warning, this is super opinionated).
The root of burrow is echo.
We’re using Echo to build eurekametrics.com - which is currently in private beta testing.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/labstack/echo/issues/295#issuecomment-166669212.
@vishr we're using it in coursella for our notification system (Server Sent Events). I also switched to Echo for my personal projects.
I use echo for a personal project, Bleu Vanille It will be an application (in french only, sorry) to answer to a major question: what do we eat?
My company, ImPlaces uses Echo not only for our main product (on both Backend and APIs) but we've managed to use it as well in our consultancies as part of improvements.
I just finished building a personal project using echo. It's called gomoku. It's a two player game where you need to get five stones in a row to win.
Very simple game that reloads player 2's page using websockets whenever player 1 has put down a stone.
Colophon
https://podbaby.me personal project (podcast manager). Echo runs the API behind nginx, with ReactJS front end.
We're still in dev but will likely deploy the beta of our API in ~2 weeks
README.md is updated with the list.
@montanaflynn Do you want to share your company/project?
Thank you all!
Sure, we're https://gifs.com and building our internal and public APIs on top of echo.
https://github.com/echo-contrib/ there is some echo-middleware.
Yeeuu LLC. is deploy API with echo.
https://github.com/o1egl/elogs is third party loggers implementation for Echo web framework
I'm using echo as frontend for a Python job finding site http://pyjobs.vn/ The backend (scraping data), though, is written in Python. I hope that I can have an echo badge to add to the bottom of my site.
I don't know if that counts, but I'm using it on ng-fullstack
generator: https://github.com/ericmdantas/generator-ng-fullstack, which will lead to a lot of users use it too.
I'am using echo with go-bindata in my personal applications. The skeleton is here: https://github.com/gmonnerat/go-web-application-skeleton
We use Echo in the parts of backend infrastructure of MegaFon TV, one of the biggest video services in Russia.
Beenote.io Free beta meeting single page app. Powered by echo v2.
hello all,
Echo is looking for sponsorship. If Echo has been useful to you in your project/company, please support its development and maintenance.
https://echo.labstack.com/support-echo
Please feel to forward it to the right people at your job.
@montanaflynn @benpate @AlekSi @BrandonRomano @polds @Asoseil @chrisseto @caarlos0 @CaptainCodeman @eyberg @patrickdappollonio @ipfans @GeorgeErickson
thanks vishal
It's not a 💰 but: we at @GolangShow podcast love echo so will mention your support program.
Now I'm also using echo
in the live-reloading server for web development: https://github.com/ericmdantas/goliv.
Sorry OT.
I created echo-scaffold easy to create app using echo.
https://github.com/mattn/echo-scaffold
This is based on https://github.com/dcu/gin-scaffold
have fun echo :)
I use echo to power the backend API for https://calltable.imascg.moe (*Japanese website) https://github.com/ktnyt/imascg
I'm using Echo on several production API's & microservices.
My only caveat is that documentation needs to be updated pretty badly. I've spent hours looking to customize/extend parts of the framework and integrate middleware that I had to dig too deep into the actual library logic, issues & PR's - when that could have been easily solved if the documentation was more extensive and provided details/info about helpful methods not on the docs yet.
@josue Thanks for your feedback. I am the only core developer in the project, any help in any form is helpful to update the documentation, may be pointers.
We, wide tech, is using echo for our experimental environment monitoring platform's API. We ditched Beego and went ahead with echo(there was some consideration between echo and gin). I'm very happy with the performance of Echo. Our first iteration will be closed soon and we will push out some tutorials for the following stack: echo + viper + gorm + logrus + lumberjack + redis + casbin + goi18n. Thanks for the great framework.
@vishr echo is a great framework, thanks for your work. I created serveral prototypes as well as a "best-practice" project https://github.com/StarpTech/go-web
@vishr Thanks for the open invite to help, and thanks for creating Echo!
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If you are using Echo in your personal projects or at work, please consider getting it listed on README.
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