And we've made friends with the front of the JS framework benchmark 🏎️
ALT A screenshot of the JS framework benchmark chart, with the top row showing (in order)
vanillajs ripple-v0.3.112 marko-v6.3.28 octane-v0.1.31 vue-vapor-v3.6.0-beta.17 solid-v1.9.3 svelte-v5.42.1 lit-html-v3.2.0 lit-v3.2.0 angular-cf-new-nozone-v22.0.0 react-hooks-v19.2.0 react-compiler-hooks-v19.0.0 ember-v7.3.0-alpha.5 qwik-v1.11.0
And we've made friends with the front of the JS framework benchmark 🏎️
ALT A screenshot of the JS framework benchmark chart, with the top row showing (in order)
vanillajs ripple-v0.3.112 marko-v6.3.28 octane-v0.1.31 vue-vapor-v3.6.0-beta.17 solid-v1.9.3 svelte-v5.42.1 lit-html-v3.2.0 lit-v3.2.0 angular-cf-new-nozone-v22.0.0 react-hooks-v19.2.0 react-compiler-hooks-v19.0.0 ember-v7.3.0-alpha.5 qwik-v1.11.0
Listening to @dylan_piercey talk about Marko has been so much more exciting and interesting than any of the agentic AI stuff people have been talking about these days
Why did we stop being excited about the technical details behind the tools we use?
We've been working quietly for long enough! Now you can see updates on a monthly newsletter, backfilled to all of 2026!
markojs.com/docs/newsletter
Some highlights: