> There’s no reason to think SPAs are in any way objectively better in terms of either UX or DX. No. Not without knowing the use case, the requirements, the u

> There’s no reason to think SPAs are in any way objectively better in terms of either UX or DX. No. Not without knowing the use case, the requirements, the users, and all of that. Sometimes I don't need anything beyond a text editor for something I make. Use the right tool for the job. > I can’t count the number of SPAs that manage to break basic browser functionality like links, back/forward navigation and scrolling. It’s insane. Yes. With more powerful tools you can fuck more things up, more thoroughly than with less powerful tools. That's not a problem with tools, that's a problem with bad development and design. Assuming that the person who fucked it up that badly would have made a better experience with less powerful tools is almost certainly wrong.