I’ve never used Mithril but in looking over this it seems very similar to a small library I wrote myself, especially with regards to routing and the use of # in

I’ve never used Mithril but in looking over this it seems very similar to a small library I wrote myself, especially with regards to routing and the use of # in the URI. I think solutions to certain problems are universal and the way we implement those solutions is the interesting part. Of course my library was never optimized for large-scale DOM mutations or other such real-world issues, but it’s always fascinating to see someone develop similar solutions. So why did I even write my own library? It was more out of curiosity than need. I also like to understand how “magical” things work, and for me, the best way to understand something is to try to do it myself, even if I don’t end up fully completing whatever “it” is. Discovery is a powerful benefit that I feel modern software engineering doesn’t provide as much as it used to.