Mir is a modern C++ library for writing Wayland compositors. The flagship compositor written in Mir is Ubuntu Frame, a minimal compositor for kiosks and other IoT devices. While this use case has historically been the focus of the project, work is quickly progressing to support compositors for traditional desktop environments as well. One such compositor is miracle-wm (or just "Miracle"), a tiling window manager written in C++ on top of Mir. As I've recently proposed Miracle as an official Fedora spin, I wanted to take this time to explore the current features of Miracle, as well as the underlying Mir library. This talk is for anyone interested in upcoming Wayland compositors or for anyone who might be interested in writing their next Wayland compositor using Mir!