An elegant example built by Go-kit

[GrantZheng]

Monolith_demo project is an example of the elegant monolith or neomonolith, that build by the Go-kit toolkit with the Gokit-cli(https://github.com/GrantZheng/kit). It describes a live stream application consisting of multiple services, such as room, gift, user and so on.
https://github.com/GrantZheng/monolith_demo.

You can refer to it if you are interested ：）

[peterbourgon]

We could refactor the README to include third-party stuff like this more formally.

[sagikazarmark]

A couple possible alternatives:

• link on a separate page on the website
• place links to examples in a separate markdown file (link to it in the readme)

[peterbourgon]

Also good.

I view the website as a more static and detailed reference, and the README as a more pithy and up-to-date collection of information. I think I just see the README so much more often, it's more top-of-mind. (I also kind of hate having more than one place where "documentation" can exist, but what can you do.) Is that out of sync with the rest of the world?

[sagikazarmark]

The reason why I think a place other than the readme would be better is that the list of example projects is potentially an infinite set.

From a discoverability perspective I'd agree that people probably go to the repo first.

[dibrinsofor]

it doesnt look like this has been done still? @peterbourgon is there a list of projects available? I would like to add this to the readme

[jarri-abidi]

Hey guys could you check this sample application to demonstrate usage of go-kit:
https://github.com/jarri-abidi/todo

Would love to hear feedback too if possible.