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<h2><a name="testimonials"><b>N2O in Production</b></a></h2><blockquote>In this framework, most of all I liked the fact that most of the
tasks solving in one code, in one language. And is not spread to the
front-end & back-end.<div align=right>Alex Radetsky,
<a href="//pearlpbx.com/">PearlPBX</a></div></blockquote>

<blockquote>Writing asynchronous web-applications has never been so easy for me.
Now I really like to push data to client!<div align=right>Max Treskin,
<a href="//metachord.com/">Metachord</a></div></blockquote>

<blockquote>N2O is the easiest way how to write different webapps. It just works.
<div align=right>Alexander Karpich,
<a href="//rontel.ru/">RON-Telecom CJSC</a></div></blockquote>

<blockquote>N2O is nice way to deal with WebSockets.
<div align=right>Roman Gladkov
<a href="//crashkeeper.com/">Crashkeeper, Inc.</a></div></blockquote>

<h2><a name="trendsetters"><b>Erlang Trendsetters on N2O</b></a></h2>

<!--blockquote>This [N2O] makes Websockets so easy. Thanks for this, it's great.
<div align=right>Joe Armstrong,
<a href="//ericsson.com/">Ericsson AG</a></div></blockquote-->

<blockquote>Excited to see these guys pushing boundaries; that's exactly what
inspired Nitrogen in the first place. My hat is off to the <a href="//synrc.com">synrc.com</a>
team for their work on N2O...
<div align=right style="margin-top: 10px;">Rusty Klophaus, Nitrogen author,
<a href="//basho.com/">Basho Technologies, Inc.</a></div></blockquote>

<blockquote>N2O is one of the most interesting Cowboy based frameworks.
<div align=right style="margin-top: 10px;">Loïc Hoguin, Cowboy,
<a href="//ninenines.eu/">Nine Nines</a></div></blockquote>

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