I'm currently building a hybrid. An app would benefit from pure javascript frontend (speed), but to honor accessibility (and SEO), I've decided to serve pages t

I'm currently building a hybrid. An app would benefit from pure javascript frontend (speed), but to honor accessibility (and SEO), I've decided to serve pages traditionally using static urls, and only if client has javascript enabled, it will take over and make page fully dynamic, updating content via ajax and address bar with history.pushState. Been considering hashbangs for a while, but that thing just doesn't feel and look right to me. Although not all browsers support pushState yet, browsers evolve pretty fast, so I expect this feature to be supported by all browsers fairly soon, no point to waste time and break the web implementing inferior solution.