Mithril is a tremendous little framework, and Leo has done an exemplary job of writing it, documenting it and blogging about usage patterns and tricks. While declining frequent requests that he cram more functionality into its core, he takes the time to explain the trade-offs, showing a deep understanding of the problem space which gives me confidence to build upon his work. So thanks Leo!
Hopefully, in time, more people will realise the "zen" of mithril's minimal approach. In the meantime, interested readers can check out lichess.org, which recently rewrote its impressive UI using mithril.
I work at a coding bootcamp and we recently used Mithril to teach one of our JS units. I was skeptical at first that it would be properly understood by novice developers... boy was I wrong.
Mithril is an awesome framework. A breath of fresh air really.
Hopefully, in time, more people will realise the "zen" of mithril's minimal approach. In the meantime, interested readers can check out lichess.org, which recently rewrote its impressive UI using mithril.