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When an SPA feels snappy enough/works well enough that you confuse it for an MPA, it means they are probably doing it right.
by Jcampuzano2 4y ago
When an SPA feels snappy enough/works well enough that you confuse it for an MPA, it means they are probably doing it right.
- rpdillon 4y agoThis is such an interesting inversion. IIRC, one of the original arguments for SPAs was that they would be so much quicker than MPAs because they don't reload the entire page on every action. Now it seems like we've come full circle and SPAs are considered to be done well when they can achieve the speed and feel of an MPA!