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You're not wrong. There are clearly good uses for SPAs, but the author is totally correct that most sites are "open, check, close" experiences. If it's not es
by brightball 8y ago
You're not wrong.
There are clearly good uses for SPAs, but the author is totally correct that most sites are "open, check, close" experiences.
If it's not essentially a web based, desktop app...it's much harder to justify. Real tools. If it's not a tool and the user workflow is "open, check, close"...it's serious overkill.
- tracker1 8y agoHaving worked on web based applications (not sites) for a couple decades, I have to agree... I'm a fan of either SPA + Node API (other APIs behind it as needed) or, can it build to a static deployment. I push to one end or the other.