Who's using Echo?

[vishr]

If you are using Echo in your personal projects or at work, please consider getting it listed on README.

• Synack
• Software Motor
• https://cozy.io

PS: Just mention as a comment.

[CaptainCodeman]

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)

[eyberg]

we have some middleware for it https://github.com/deferpanic/dpecho - which website were you talking about?

[vishr]

@eyberg Actually README.md

[caarlos0]

@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 .

[chrisseto]

@vishr we use it to power a fake version of our authentication server, for local development.
https://github.com/CenterForOpenScience/fakecas

[olebedev]

@vishr sorry for PR above. go-starter-kit is using Echo.

[eolexe]

We are using echo at seesawlabs.com cc @raphaeljlps

[polds]

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

• Echo is used as the low level router for our internal microservices, new project that already powers thousands of requests per day.
• Echo powers the geolocation router that sits at our root www.kyani.net and forwards users to the appropriate website. Benchmarked to handle 4k requests / second on 3 m3.medium EC2 instances. At present handles close to 2.1k requests / minute.

[BrandonRomano]

@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.

[benpate]

We’re using Echo to build eurekametrics.com - which is currently in private beta testing.

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[01walid]

@vishr we're using it in coursella for our notification system (Server Sent Events). I also switched to Echo for my personal projects.