> Did you ever think that you might want to put the user experience first? I like react for SPA because it means It makes it easy to build a pretty solid user

> Did you ever think that you might want to put the user experience first? I like react for SPA because it means It makes it easy to build a pretty solid user experience. The best example I had was when I was building the login + info portal for inflight wifi. We used server-side rendered React to give them an operational page without JS, and then enhanced it when the JS loaded in, and then precached additional content to make the pages load instantly. The react + webpack ecosystem made this _really_ easy. Inlining the critical css for the base type + login form was stupid simple. At the end of the day, there are lots of tools and its up to developers to find the best tools for the job. Sometimes, developers make the right choice. Other times, developers make the wrong choice. If you have a dysfunctional team/org, you're probably not going to build much great regardless of the tools you choose.