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Thanks for sharing. I hadn't heard of Preact before. However, the landing page does mention Mithril, which I use frequently. There's just so much included in Mi

Thanks for sharing. I hadn't heard of Preact before. However, the landing page does mention Mithril, which I use frequently. There's just so much included in Mithril out of the box, and it's hard to beat the file size. http://mithril.js.org/ http://mithril.js.org/

Numberwang 10y ago
Isn't Mithril abandoned since years back? I'd go with Vue instead which is still maintained.
- lhorie 10y ago
  No, we're working on a v1.0 release You can see the latest code here: https://github.com/lhorie/mithril.js/tree/rewrite https://github.com/lhorie/mithril.js/tree/rewrite The main highlights are improved performance, modularity and API design. The `render` module - which is analogous to React/Preact - is about 3kb min+gzip and has support for fragments, lifecycle hooks for animations among other things. Other additions to the framework include new utilities for testing, bundling, and optional reactive streams. It's currently in release candidate status, but there are already some applications in the wild using this new version. I'm just finishing up writing documentation before the official release
  - Numberwang 10y ago
    Great to hear. Seems I've been oblivious to the rewrite. This is looking very promising.
  - andrzejsz 10y ago
    Any book would be available?