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> Just stay in js land as a single page application and communicate with server purely in REST. This is a sensible conclusion. Unfortunately, "js land" tends t
by yc12340 7y ago
> Just stay in js land as a single page application and communicate with server purely in REST.
This is a sensible conclusion. Unfortunately, "js land" tends to grow as application grows. And nobody actually unloads their Javascript when it is no longer necessary (can you even do that?)
Server-side rendering means, that you shouldn't leak memory — otherwise your app will literally stop working.