> It's up to you when you think a traditional server back-end is still warranted All the cases outside of "oh, I dump my thoughts on the page once a year". Ev

> It's up to you when you think a traditional server back-end is still warranted All the cases outside of "oh, I dump my thoughts on the page once a year". Even for a blog in the modern world I would like: - automatic crossposting to Twitter and Facebook - automatic retrieval and reformatting of external content (because, for example, twitter embeds are very cumbersome, heavy and slow) - automatic retrieval of video and images from external sites (youtube, instagram, twitter etc.) because of link rot - delayed publishing - search - and a plethora of other things Yes, you can stitch togethe a bunch of "serverless" stuff for this, but you've just "replaced" the "traditional server backend" with a bunch of traditional server backends.