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I agree, but using a front-end framework does not mean you must build your entire app as an SPA. You can still have separate pages, and UI components on each pa
by ishi 8y ago
I agree, but using a front-end framework does not mean you must build your entire app as an SPA. You can still have separate pages, and UI components on each page get handled by your framework of choice.
Also, there's a big difference between the state of a single form vs. keeping the state of your whole application in the frontend!
- dzwillia 8y ago...and this is really what it comes down to. State management should come down to what the front end has to manage in order to be well-organized and structured. By creating a multi-page app, all you are doing is forcing yourself to organize your state by page. This is something that can be done simply enough by using modules in your state manager of choice. With a SPA, you have the option, with MPA, the decision of overall organization has already been made.