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FYI in an actual editor the syntax highlighting works. In the (new) website it's using a different highlighter which has issues. Will be fixed soon!

Marko can! It's "define" tag lets you create reusable templates in your reusable templates. https://markojs.com/docs/reference/core-tag#define

Caching can easily be shared, @rill/loader works perfectly for my needs. For everything else you are more or less correct. However like i've mentioned Rill works perfectly fine as …

I mention my inspiration here: https://github.com/rill-js/rill/issues/12 . There are some other interesting frameworks that have come up while I was developing Rill such as https:/…

As I have mentioned to others here and is mentioned in the Rill README the goal of Rill is provide a bare minimum of abstractions over the browser to encourage code sharing and cod…

The way that I typically setup my apps is to have two parts of the server. Typically something like: ``` if (!process.browser) app.use(require('./api')) ``` Where the api is your t…

What I use to handle state transfer from the server to the client is @rill/session along side @rill/loader. Check them out and feel free to ask me any questions (here or in the git…

I agree with you 100%. You can take this hammer and use it like a axe. But that's not the goal. My personal setup has been to still separate my api (although still written in Rill)…

I use both but personally prefer Isomorphic because in most cases the code isn't actually universal, it has to be translated (shimmed, transpired, etc) between environments. If the…

Yeah it's not a perfect word to describe what's going on. I think the loose definition I posted at the beginning of the article works well though.

Great question. I personally use @rill/session along side @rill/loader. Basically on the initial page load @rill/session asks the server for the current session then for the rest o…