"Static" here doesn't mean "UI doesn't change", it means "files served don't change". You build and ship static HTML for initial load, plus client-side React co

"Static" here doesn't mean "UI doesn't change", it means "files served don't change". You build and ship static HTML for initial load, plus client-side React code that takes over from there. The awesome thing about these frameworks is that you don't have to write a separate templating language for the static HTML, and then keep it in sync with the client-side React. You write everything with the same React code, and the decision of when to render which parts becomes a totally independent decision. In my experience this is a really productive workflow