This Framework Changed How I Write Code

Hey guys, in this video I'd like to discuss how one small frontend framework changed the way I write code and think about building products as a backend engineer.

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[withmarko]

Hey guys, checkout my free window manager and keyboard cleaning app, we are so close to 10k active users! 😃

[rajanhossain]

Being able to code without looking up, is a precious feeling. I mostly code on pure backends without any UI at all, and I go weeks without searching anything. It just feels so good.

[StephanHoyer]

One of the (lazy) Mithril core devs here.
Thanks for this video. Well put!

[djidji]

Very valuable info! Will check it out for sure! As a backend dev, wanting to build stuff and trying to start some solopreneur part time career, I cant wait to try it out!

[thetoshev]

Saving you 3 minutes of wondering wtf framework is he going to name: It's Mithril.js. Video is still nice though.

[rncwll]

A senior colleague introduced me to Mithril in 2018 and I loved it. I'll definitely use it again. Thanks for making this video.

[bastianbecker]

really cool that u reached 200k keep it up 🎉

[ZeroUm_]

Man, I've been looking at laptop videos lately and this got recommended.

I was getting more and more confused, then the confusion peaked when you pulled out the laptop, and the screen showed a macOS-like UI. "What Linux DE is this?"

It took me too long to figure out you weren't talking about Framework laptops.

Great video still!

[fearian]

This is how UI is handled a lot of the time in game development, makes sense to me.

[andreichenchik]

Nice one! Also SwiftUI has nice approach in recent Observation release: view will update only if it’s accessing changed part of the state object. So it’s even optimized for free for you.

[zeeeeeeeek]

Awesome information! I've also had this experience when I stumbled on solid JS. No rerendering and over-engineering needed but I still have the JSX and other dx like react so it was a smooth transition.

[EduardoHenrique-ndro]

Thanks for sharing another amazing video, Marko!
Great weekend ahead!
Cheers from Brazil!

[TheSqnkov]

On a meta-level, yes, but for the actual production adoption, React is the stuff we are stuck with.

Love aker brygge, love the videos, keep them coming.

[devopsnoob]

I loved mithril ! though I merely code for frontend.

[lazarkap]

Mithril sounds really cool and developer friendly 👀

[gabrielkwong]

Since you are building a window manager I wonder if you considred maybe a making a cross platform window manager like i3 but it can work in all platforms? I assume it would be rust, tauri and win it maybe? But I am curious if you find that interesting to tackle.

[asadbekaxmedov-ux]

hello marco I would like to join the Kahoot! campaign you are working on. What do I need to do to get a job here? I will wait your answer

[randguy]

I see nowadays markojs and lit gets more popularity. and this systems gets promises better performance, smaller loading time and request counts. What s you think about for these?

[aminebensalah-bgzi]

Thanks Marko for your awesome channel, what’s the name of the coffee where you did your video ?

[ago]

Hey Marko, what laptop bag do you use?