mithril.js
Mithril is a modern client-side JavaScript framework for building Single Page Applications
Thanks to your financial contributions, we are operating on an estimated annual budget of $3,445
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Individuals
Ariel Deschapell
$190 USD since Mar 2019
Scotty Simpson
$150 USD since Feb 2019
Jay Howard
$100 USD since Mar 2019
Oscar Bannink
$80 USD since Jan 2019
Stephan Hoyer
$80 USD since Jan 2019
Salvatore Di Dio
$80 USD since Jan 2019
Kasper Tidemann
$75 USD since Feb 2019
Joe Sweeney
$75 USD since Feb 2019
Rasmus Porsager
$70 USD since Jan 2019
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$60 USD since Jan 2019
Nik Savvidis
$55 USD since Feb 2019
OLIVER HUNT
$50 USD since Jan 2019
Jacob Heruty
$50 USD since Feb 2019
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Daniel Mayovskiy
$50 USD since Jul 2019
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Frontend Masters
$3k USD since Aug 2019
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$240 USD since Feb 2019
Triplebyte
$150 USD since Mar 2019
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Monthly financial contribution to mithril.js (Backer)
Monthly financial contribution to mithril.js (backer)
Today’s balance
$2,367.43 USD
~ $3,444.61 USD
mithril.js is all of us
Our contributors 26
Everyone who has supported mithril.js. Individuals and organizations that believe in –and take ownership of– our purpose.
Isiah Meadows
Salvatore Di Dio
Total contributions
$80 USD
Thanks for the great project and friendly community Salvatore (aka artyprog)
About
Thank you for looking into our OpenCollective page! Mithril is a free-to-use, open source framework originally developed by Leo Horie, made available under the MIT License. It's made possible by developers using their spare time to work on this project and by the current maintainer, Isiah Meadows. You can support our work on Mithril by donating to the project here, by helping others on Gitter, GitHub, or Stack Overflow or by creating pull requests to improve our documentation or send patches for bug fixes.