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Not using client-side scripting
That makes about as much sense as "not using server-side scripting." Personally, I have had great experiences building purely client-side rendered apps, with DB and other APIs exposed to the client via REST. I now consider HTML generation on the server (with separate rendering logic from the client) to be an antipattern -- done right, the same rendering logic should be usable on the client and server, and can prevent…
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Thanks 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://lichess.org is also using it on its chess boards. The developer said he was moving everything else over to it as well.
Edit: I just found a blog post on that. [1]
[1] http://lhorie.github.io/mithril-blog/mithril-and-meteor.html