> This is not the case with SPAs, LOL. I'm yet to see a single SPA which can tolerate a bad network. You certainly have better tools to do it, but it still tak

> This is not the case with SPAs, LOL. I'm yet to see a single SPA which can tolerate a bad network. You certainly have better tools to do it, but it still takes a ton of effort and nobody does it. So it ends up failing in worse ways because now the application just stalls and you don't even get the standard browser errors/timeouts. Unless SPAs are built as "offline first" I haven't seen a single one which works better than a traditional MVC app in such conditions.