This might not be a popular opinion here, but yes, SPAs are indeed a silver bullet. Or at least, no you shouldn't make a site that isn't SPA. With universal r

This might not be a popular opinion here, but yes, SPAs are indeed a silver bullet. Or at least, no you shouldn't make a site that isn't SPA. With universal rendering, light frameworks like Preact/Inferno.js and things like microjs.com , you can make a site that loads faster, renders faster and navigates faster then a multi-page application. You can make SPAs behave like a regular site - with links that work and all. It's simply that many developers/managers don't care for or know how to make fast websites with SPAs, but then again even Multi-page applications are usually bloated with dozens of marketing, analytics and third-party libraries which makes them just as slow. I don't think reloading the entire page on every request is acceptable in 2018, even if it's a blog.