I&#x27;ve used it before. Not for anything &quot;production worthy&quot;, but the tool I built is seeing at least monthly use at my company, seems relatively stable (hasn&#x27;t broken yet), and was way easier (for me at least) to write than the same app when I originally wrote it in Angular.<p>I had a bit of trouble convincing it to redraw when I though it should, and ended up throwing in way more m.redraw()&#x27;s than I probably should have, but it works, it&#x27;s responsive, it&#x27;s <i>fast</i> (if you couldn&#x27;t tell that already from it&#x27;s benchmarks), and it&#x27;s <i>fun</i> (for me at least).<p>*Note: I haven&#x27;t bothered looking into React yet, so I have no real comparison between the two. But Mithril suits my style of development, and that&#x27;s good enough for me.<p>P.S. The templates look really nice in CoffeeScript too, for what it&#x27;s worth.