I don't know. This trend is potentially interesting, but the stated benefits don't seem to match up to the cognitive overhead involved in an architecture like t

I don't know. This trend is potentially interesting, but the stated benefits don't seem to match up to the cognitive overhead involved in an architecture like this. Also not convinced it's worth adopting three different JS frameworks in an application. Maybe I'm missing something, but what does this accomplish that code splitting / server side rendering doesn't? If there were performance gains, that would be interesting to know as well.