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Mithril might be worth looking into. It's similar to React in terms of providing a unidirectional data flow pattern for code organization, and it comes with a f
by lhorie 12y ago
Mithril might be worth looking into. It's similar to React in terms of providing a unidirectional data flow pattern for code organization, and it comes with a few other useful tools out of the box (e.g. routing, ajax, promises), despite being smaller in terms of byte count.
It's designed to leverage generic knowledge as much as possible, as opposed to introducing a large amount of framework-specific terminology that no one else uses and that may be out of flavour in 3 years.
I've heard people say they were able to get up and running in less than an hour, so even if you don't ultimately use it, I think it's worth investing some time into looking into it.
- davexunit 12y agoThanks for your work on Mithril. I haven't had the opportunity to use it professionally, but I'm using it for a hobby project and it's really great to work with. For those looking for real world uses of Mithril, one site I know of that has a bunch of visitors and uses Mithril is the MELPA Emacs package repository: http://melpa.org http://melpa.org
- lhorie 12y agohttp://lichess.org http://lichess.org is also using it on its chess boards. The developer said he was moving everything else over to it as well.
- galfarragem 12y agoDo you think Mithril can be integrated in meteor? Edit: I just found a blog post on that. [1] [1] http://lhorie.github.io/mithril-blog/mithril-and-meteor.html http://lhorie.github.io/mithril-blog/mithril-and-meteor.html