I have written an article on frontend web development with Fritz2 ( https://medium.com/@napperley/frontend-development-with-fritz2-5b8dc68df7c7 ), which is a framework for developing frontend web applications that most Kotliners don't know about.

Looks that code blocks are broken, I see only wrapping backticks and plain text

Medium doesn't handle code snippets very well. Trying to find an alternative way to include code snippets in an article hosted on Medium.

Source code snippets should be more readable in the article now.

I bumped into Fritz2 a few weeks ago and also came to the conclusion that it's a really nice framework. The generated JS is 500kB though, but that's not too bad for building business applications, you can still gzip it to get it smaller.

It was mentioned in the Fritz2 presentation that a very basic web application can be decreased to around 10 KB when using the Google Closure compiler.

that's quite decent

About the same code size for a very basic JS program.

i agree, it's really nice!

Hi, sorry that we missed your announcement here. We saw your article at medium.com and we are appreciate it very much! Thank you for your great work! We try to release every month a new version of fritz2 with new features and fixes. So please stay tuned until we will get production ready with version 1.0. If you find any bugs or have ideas for us please open up a new issue at our github repo.