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I couldn't agree more. And I have also found there is a dogma surrounding JS technology that views plain old HTML generated on a server as bad practice and outd

I couldn't agree more. And I have also found there is a dogma surrounding JS technology that views plain old HTML generated on a server as bad practice and outdated. Yet, again and again I see fast and functional websites converted to JS frameworks, becoming slow, memory intensive/leaky, and less responsive.

zozbot234 6y ago
The new dogma is "plain old HTML generated on a server is OK, as long as it's using node.js on a client-side oriented JS framework". Of course it's just as slow and memory-leaky as a plain old SPA, but now you get that on both the client and the server!