> The problem with that is you'll essentially re-download the entire JVM (and libraries) on each page load. I always here these arguments, but if you develop a

> The problem with that is you'll essentially re-download the entire JVM (and libraries) on each page load. I always here these arguments, but if you develop an angular application and somehow can't turn on AoT you need to download a ton of stuff, too. Also it's way easier to make use of dead-code elimination on java than on javascript (especially without reflective code)