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>the same ones who surf the web with js disabled. I used a lot of applications out there that aren't SPAs, I browse with JS turned on, and I believe that SPAs
by jermaustin1 8y ago
>the same ones who surf the web with js disabled.
I used a lot of applications out there that aren't SPAs, I browse with JS turned on, and I believe that SPAs are nice in certain use cases, but for a large portion of web applications, you are primarily doing simple CRUD work, and don't need an SPA for that.