Pushpin helps developers build APIs that push data. It’s a generalized version of what many companies end up developing when they need to build a push API. Companies like Twitter, Dropbox, Uber, and others all build custom proxies/gateways (“stream server things” as I like to call them) for pushing data. Doing this is a lot of work, and none of these projects are reusable. Pushpin can be used to power any push API, for any project, at any organization.
I came up with the idea for Pushpin after working as CTO at a previous startup, where - you guessed it - we built a stream server thing.
Recently, we've made significant progress on performance. We've benchmarked over 1 million connections on a single server: https://github.com/fanout/pushpin-c1m
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Pushpin helps developers build APIs that push data. It’s a generalized version of what many companies end up developing when they need to build a push API. Companies like Twitter, Dropbox, Uber, and others all build custom proxies/gateways (“stream server things” as I like to call them) for pushing data. Doing this is a lot of work, and none of these projects are reusable. Pushpin can be used to power any push API, for any project, at any organization.
I came up with the idea for Pushpin after working as CTO at a previous startup, where - you guessed it - we built a stream server thing.
Recently, we've made significant progress on performance. We've benchmarked over 1 million connections on a single server: https://github.com/fanout/pushpin-c1m