[sbjs]

I thought your name sounded familiar! I played around with Mithril.js for a bit before settling on React.js and was really impressed with how you took the simplicity of JS and used it to your advantage with Mithril! Sad to say that I couldn't replicate that cleverness in my own code because I could not really wrap my head around the reasoning you used to come to code you did in your examples of using Mithril, but that's just more evidence that you're a smart guy, so thanks for making Mithril which helped widen my view of what could be done with JavaScript frameworks! Also is there any reason you chose Flow over TypeScript?

[toastercat]

Funny you say that, as for me it was the exact opposite. I had tried multiple frameworks before discovering Mithril, and it was the first that clicked with me. I think what appealed to me the most was the lack of magic, its minimalism, and flexibility. Whereas with other frameworks, I felt I was always encouraged to `npm install <another-package-or-plugin>`, Mithril made me dig deeper and understand the nuances of JavaScript.