Real world applications created with vibe.d

[nbro]

Vibe.d seems promising, but I would like to know if there are any real-life applications created with it (except for the vibe.d's website)? Please, do not suggest the examples, but real world applications, websites, etc.

[s-ludwig]

I don't know if I may mention most of the commercial sites that I know, but there are some more examples in the D ecosystem: https://code.dlang.org/ https://forum.rejectedsoftware.com/ https://sdlang.org/

One commercial example is https://github.com/eBookingServices

[izenja]

I run a local player rating site for a game, written with vibe: http://pr.zenja.ca/

[dariusc93]

I used to use vibe.d in my service for deployment of cloud servers. I only moved from D because of several issues I been having with D itself, but have been looking back to use D to create a client around our api in the near future.

[wilzbach]

To extend this, here's a list of Vibe.d applications with their source code being on GitHub:

https://github.com/rejectedsoftware/vibelog https://github.com/dlang/dub-registry https://github.com/stonemaster/dlang-tour https://github.com/dlang-bots/dlang-bot

Maybe we can put this somewhere on vibed.org?

[yannick]

we run an api ( ~20M reqs/ day, 300-600rps, on one c4.large ) since about a year and i know of at least one other equally frequented api that uses vibe. so its doable, for me the main constraint always was availability of libraries and other tooling. if you can work with what is around (or add your own if needed) then i see no reason vibe.d itself will be a problem.

no matter what synthetic benchmarks show, for real apps you will see very good performance (and if not you can fix that). this directly saves you money once there is enough traffic.