> I do not consider a server rendered page that then uses HTMX (or "just" jQuery) to do partial refreshes or given areas of interactivity to be a SPA. Why not?

> I do not consider a server rendered page that then uses HTMX (or "just" jQuery) to do partial refreshes or given areas of interactivity to be a SPA. Why not? HTMX is itself a framework right? The distinction between SPA and MPA that the article gives (and that I agree with) is that MPA's delegate routing and page transitions to the browser. This naturally leads to less control (which makes the best case MPA worse than SPA), but also less complexity (which makes the average case MPA better than SPA)