isn't the topic reactive JS-based UI frameworks ? Marko compare itselfs to Vue; it should be compared to other UI frameworks in the same problem domain too.
Saying 'this is what a "real" (whatever that is supposed to mean) reactive framework looks like' without saying anything else, is not really a constructive comment, and to me looks more like bashing or an attempt to start a flamewar.
Apart from that Qt is a non-web framework, rarely used in combination with Javascript last time I checked, so even inside the problem domain it is barely related.
> Apart from that Qt is a non-web framework, rarely used in combination with Javascript last time I checked, so even inside the problem domain it is barely related.
QML (the language in my snippet) is based on javascript; "rarely used in combination with Javascript last time I checked" has been false since roughly 2008 (wrong, actually 2010) when it was introduced.
I probably shouldn't have worded it that loosely. What I meant was "with Javascript as a host language".
https://github.com/qmlweb/qmlweb/releases lists the first release as 2016, and the first blog post that mentions an experimental version of it is from 2013. Unless this is ignoring any prior art, this is far more recent than 2008.
