# Talking Points for Marko
* Origin of Marko
* Perl => C++ => Java => Node
* Performance inspired by Dust / Facebook BigPipe
* Component model inspired by frameworks of the day
* Performance
* Compiler => { server, browser }
* Opt into loading JavaScript
* Streaming (in/out of order)
* Developer experience
* Declarative control flow
* As if JS and HTML were designed at the same time
* TypeScript!
* Marko/Run
* Learning Curve
* Should be easy to learn for developers who are new to JavaScript
* Comminity / Adoption Challenges
* Designed for MPA experiences / ecommerce
* Small performance-focused community
* Owns the whole world (tooling/bundler integration)
* eBay uses Marko for most of the frontend experience.
* Future of Marko
* Tags API
* Variables & Parameters from tags
* "One-way two-way binding" sugar
* Controllable components
* Composability (all syntax available to user land)
* Easy refactoring.
* Fine-grained
* Fine grained execution (client runtime performance)
* Fine grained code splitting
* Fine grained serialization
* All through compiler
* Resumable
* Marko 6 release
* We've missed many deadlines
* Scope creep is a problem
* Bike-shedding is a problem
* Marko team has grown
* Ecosystem & Tooling & Bundlers are slowing us down
* Need to maintain backwards compatability
* Looking to have a BETA RELEASE this summer
## Other Frameworks
* Marko vs. **Astro**
* Marko has a single authoring experience for client & server side.
* Astro only has in order streaming (and is blocked at component level).
* You can bring in your favorite framework to Astro (unless it's Marko)
* Astro templates do not have a top level api (makes it harder to test and integrate with other tools)
* No Storybook support for Astro
* Can't integration test a single Astro template
* Marko vs. **Qwik**
* Qwik has explicit boundaries for code splitting
* Qwik VDOM rendering at the component level
* Qwik only has in order streaming
* Qwik has code splitting based on events
* Marko vs. **Svelte**
* Svelte doesn't have partial hydration
* Svelte only recently has something approaching streaming.
* Marko preserves _all_ JavaScript behavior
* Marko vs. **React**
* Marko has superior TS support than JSX now???
* No hook rules in Marko
* No dependency tracking
* If there's infinite time
* Server components
* Optimized Micro-frontends