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I'm a front-end engineer, but I'd agree that SPAs are always more complicated than a pure SSR solution: You're inherently doing more. You're probably already tr
by andrewfong 8y ago
I'm a front-end engineer, but I'd agree that SPAs are always more complicated than a pure SSR solution: You're inherently doing more. You're probably already tracking state somewhere on the backend (e.g. in a database). An SPA means you now have to track state on the front-end too.
There are benefits and things you can do with an SPA that you can't do with pure SSR, but they _do_ come at a cost. TANSTAAFL.
- collinmanderson 8y agoTANSTAAFL stands for: There ain't no such thing as a free lunch But I agree, that seems to be my impression. Single Page Apps allow higher quality User Interfaces (if done right), though they do require more work.