> Once you have decided that you orient your teams around SPA architecture, going the extra mile for whenever an MPA might do things better (by some metric) bec

> Once you have decided that you orient your teams around SPA architecture, going the extra mile for whenever an MPA might do things better (by some metric) becomes a tough sell. Another aspect is here is that if you have people split up (more or less strictly) in backend and frontend devs, then SPA kinda follows naturally