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it's a legitimate concern. the only alternatives to cowboy for http2 are chatterbox and ace which are both single maintainer and, as far as i know, not in wide
by querulous 8y ago
it's a legitimate concern. the only alternatives to cowboy for http2 are chatterbox and ace which are both single maintainer and, as far as i know, not in wide use (even by erlang standards). for http1 you have elli but it's also never been widely deployed and it's unmaintained as of years ago
- brightball 8y agoNot really. As mentioned elsewhere, there are many contributors to Cowboy and major companies using it as well. Heroku, AWS uses it in Cloudfront last I checked, Incapsula too.
- querulous 8y agoheroku uses a fork of cowboy that diverged in 2013 and has less than 100 commits since then, including only 8 since 2014 cloudfront does not use cowboy