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Most websites get little benefit from using a SPA architecture, and the negative aspects are significant: - deploy headaches - the infamous JS fatigue - debu
by paozac 9y ago
Most websites get little benefit from using a SPA architecture, and the negative aspects are significant:
- deploy headaches
- the infamous JS fatigue
- debugging (minified code and nested anonymous functions make it painful)
- troubles with content blockers
I guess we'll have to wait a few years until the JS/SPA ecosystem will become more mature and find good solutions to these annoyances. Until then I'd gladly stick with rails, django & friends, both as a developer and as a user.