> the death of high quality software engineering I think this is the crux of it. It isn't client side or server side rendering, it's simply bad code. Both appr

> the death of high quality software engineering I think this is the crux of it. It isn't client side or server side rendering, it's simply bad code. Both approaches can be bad if they're poorly engineered. With modern trends we see front end based rendering more prominently, and with that we see a lot of truly terrible implementations. A lot of this is the ease at which you can include a library that does some task for you, but often at the expense of bloating the payload. Good software engineering is hard. It requires effort. It requires more time. It's the antithesis of agile development; moving slowly but being robust. Most companies or side projects aren't willing to choose to build features more robustly if it means cutting the dev speed in half.