What most people do not get is, that modern frameworks long have allowed for a mixed approach. One can easily render templates server side in a backend non-JS f

What most people do not get is, that modern frameworks long have allowed for a mixed approach. One can easily render templates server side in a backend non-JS framework and merely use some VueJS or whatever for a really interactive component on one of those rendered templates. Can even have a noscript block. It will be easy to understand code, work without people having to trust JS code, except for those few interactive parts. No harm done. Instead people go all in and think that it will be better to have everything in JS as an SPA. This SPA unnecessarily approach eats up so much time, it is not rare for things to take weeks instead of days compared to simply rendering templates on the server side in a better language than JS. It should be a simple thing to understand: Use the right tool for the job. Not JS for everything, just because of hype. But I guess part of the issue is the mentality of some frontend people to only learn JS, so they are incapable to going for the mixed approach.