[psteeleidem]

There's really no magic with implicit imports. The imports are resolved at compile-time and fully resolved imports are used in the compiled code. I see developers making mistakes with explicit imports all the time (using the wrong path or forgetting to change the variable name or moving a component to a new directory and forgetting to update all relative paths).

Webpack aliases are a Webpack-only feature that I would consider a bad practice since it relies on globally configured aliases. Implicit imports in Marko are resolved relative to the template file (not global). Marko can be used server-side under Node.js with no need for a JavaScript bundler.

> I like Vue's idea of separation computed/methods/data blocks more than mixing all together. It for example helps the green devs to better understand the framework's lifecycle/internals and separation of concern ideas.

I see separation of computed/methods/data as unnecessary boilerplate. Methods are just functions on the component definition. On a related note, In Marko there's no need for "computed" properties and there is no need for a "data" block.