Looks like a relatively new project -- only 59 commits, all by one person, starting from last September. And based on a GitHub search for "ficusjs," it seems that no other projects mention it.
It's only a bit over a thousand lines of code, and based on a cursory glance, the code is in pretty good shape. It should be able to fit entirely in your head, and for a lightweight framework, that's a good thing.
The API itself reminds me of the good old React.createClass({ ... }) days and I wouldn't be opposed to using it. Overall it looks promising for building an MVP, and shouldn't be horribly difficult to transition to a more complicated framework when needed :)
Looks like a relatively new project -- only 59 commits, all by one person, starting from last September. And based on a GitHub search for "ficusjs," it seems that no other projects mention it.
It's only a bit over a thousand lines of code, and based on a cursory glance, the code is in pretty good shape. It should be able to fit entirely in your head, and for a lightweight framework, that's a good thing.
The API itself reminds me of the good old React.createClass({ ... }) days and I wouldn't be opposed to using it. Overall it looks promising for building an MVP, and shouldn't be horribly difficult to transition to a more complicated framework when needed :)