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πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰ Who is using `immer`? πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰

Open mweststrate opened this issue 6 years ago β€’ 27 comments

With roughly two million downloads per months, there must be a lot of big and small companies using this package. Please share your success stories!

  1. Which company?
  2. Logo would be cool! (it implies that it is o.k. to publicly share that your company is using this project, otherwise leave it out)
  3. What kind of project? How large? (code base size or team size)
  4. If your project is open source or public, please share a link!

If you would consider providing long term support through donations that would be great! Open collective or Paypal (please mention immer in the comments both cases)

mweststrate avatar Jan 04 '19 15:01 mweststrate

@mweststrate Firstly I want to say huge thanks for your library. The writing of redux reducers is much easier and faster with immer 🀀

A little bit about us:

  1. CampusjΓ€ger
  2. image
  3. Headhunting service for students. There are about 55 people in our company: https://www.campusjaeger.de/team
  4. https://www.campusjaeger.de/

n10v avatar Jan 16 '19 22:01 n10v

There's a few projects at Google using immer in Angular + ngrx apps (I'm working on one of them). I can't remember which ones are publicly launched, but if you're curious I can look into it some more.

scriby avatar Feb 03 '19 20:02 scriby

  1. HENNGE K.K. https://hennge.com/
  2. hennge-logo
  3. Admin UI for our largest product
  4. not yet released

dimaqq avatar Apr 18 '19 09:04 dimaqq

AWS is using immer in services.

Noitidart avatar May 08 '19 02:05 Noitidart

I am using immer for redux. That's cool. Thank you very much. https://github.com/fwh1990/redux-model-ts

fwh1990 avatar Jul 25 '19 12:07 fwh1990

Our product is in development and when we release it then I will send details. By the way I like it.

cenkce avatar Sep 01 '19 10:09 cenkce

At Quizlet we've adopted Immer as a replacement for ImmutableJS. Main reasons were that we kept running up against static typing problems and that it seems to be unmaintained.

717774 https://logodix.com/logo/717774.png

400K+ LoC in TypeScript frontend

turadg avatar Nov 07 '19 01:11 turadg

At Staffmatch we’re working on a new redesigned app where immerjs is heavily used both for redux and useState. I have no words to express how awesome it is, how it eases working with any state and optimizations. Complex table - easy; dropdown, date picker to work smoothly in IE11 - not a problem. So thank you a lot for making such a beauty!

  1. Staffmatch
  2. Logo
  3. Temporary work service; about 10 devs, 3 front.
  4. New app isn't released yet.

sergej-s avatar Dec 19 '19 12:12 sergej-s

At MESHLE we are using immer for the latest version of our app which was completely rewritten in typescript. We had to ditch immutablejs for immer considering how difficult it is to use immutablejs with static types. Thanks alot for the lib :clap:

  1. MESHLE
  2. ic_launcher
  3. App for MESHLE IOT device management

jfamousket avatar Jan 11 '20 21:01 jfamousket

At Course Hero we have started to use Immer on new React apps, where it is helping us simplify updates to complex state objects and increase the maintainability of the codebase.

Course Hero logo

uicowboy avatar Feb 06 '20 22:02 uicowboy

Volvo Group Connected Solutions uses Immer in all our major React+Redux projects, for example https://volvoconnect.com

csvan avatar Mar 25 '20 10:03 csvan

https://www.coxautoinc.com/ we are using in our digital retailing apps.

MPanahandeh avatar Apr 15 '20 00:04 MPanahandeh

At lusha.co we are using Immer in most of our projects :)

LushaLogo

idandagan1 avatar Apr 20 '20 09:04 idandagan1

React Native Boilerplate is using immer :)

https://github.com/keremcubuk/react-native-boilerplate

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keremcubuk avatar May 01 '20 10:05 keremcubuk

Amazon uses it!

Kiran554 avatar Jun 13 '20 04:06 Kiran554

Redux docs now appear to recommend immer β‡’ https://redux.js.org/tutorials/essentials/part-2-app-structure

dimaqq avatar Jul 14 '20 01:07 dimaqq

Appcircle.io uses immerjs

cenkce avatar Jul 14 '20 20:07 cenkce

Hello! Thanks for the awesome library!

  1. ImaWakatta - learn Japanese the fun and interactive way

  2. logo-label-color-lg_1

  3. Small team (Myself as the dev and a few content authors). Code wise I would say medium? We moved from Redux to Immer + hooks, which greatly simplified everything.

  4. https://imawakatta.com/ (soft launched, still working out some kinks)

cjke avatar Aug 19 '20 12:08 cjke

We're using Immer to build Worksphere.co, a workplace management platform for safe offices and flexible teams.

Product:Workplace Management for a Safe Return to Office Company: worksphere.co Screenshot:

Worksphere: Workplace Management for Safe and Flexible Teams

markatlish avatar Dec 31 '20 20:12 markatlish

at cylus we are using immer to solve complex state updates. logo_tag_b

ynahmany avatar Dec 31 '20 20:12 ynahmany

Immer is awesome! Used it to implement an undo system in my small puzzle game (made as a hobby). Link to game: https://spyr.itch.io/riko

AndrewJakubowicz avatar Mar 17 '21 22:03 AndrewJakubowicz

We use it all the time! I love immer. We build software for giant enterprise companies like ADP, paychex, HP, and more. Never have had an issue with immer.

https://conquer.io/

wdfinch avatar Mar 24 '21 03:03 wdfinch

I use it whenever I use React. I always prefer seeing state changes using this great tool instead of the ugly spread objects... ;) Thanks again for the amazing work!

omerman avatar Aug 19 '21 21:08 omerman

We are using immer in redux. https://github.com/factly/mande

shreeharsha-factly avatar Oct 18 '21 10:10 shreeharsha-factly

Recently worked with immer, really a great library that compliment working with react, redux :)

ram2408 avatar Oct 24 '21 05:10 ram2408

I'm using immer in redux, thank u very much. https://github.com/foca-js/foca

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geekact avatar May 06 '22 07:05 geekact