No, but from my timeline 30 years into the industry, JS took off, a bunch of front-end developers created an entire slew of frameworks, then they realized that

No, but from my timeline 30 years into the industry, JS took off, a bunch of front-end developers created an entire slew of frameworks, then they realized that parts of it could be rendered first on the server and hydrated, etc etc. Then we're back to where we were. Might as well just use JS to fetch the async bits and serve the whole page from the server. I work on a massive Angular codebase for work, and then try to stay as plain as possible with any side projects.