I think you just did. The claim of being an all-in-one web framework is really just a piggybacking frontend framework with telemetry. Before the crazy train of

I think you just did. The claim of being an all-in-one web framework is really just a piggybacking frontend framework with telemetry. Before the crazy train of web frontend frameworks that promised to bundle all the things - there were a couple “all-in-one” web frameworks out there. Rails being one of them. That handled all of the above mentioned issues, until frontend went SPA/CSR crazy. Now we are coming back to the idea that SSR isn’t as bad as we thought it was. We can have our cake and eat it too with web components and hydration (silly rebrand of an old XHR html concept, but modern) and still have things like data modeling, API’s, security, communication, etc without having to farm it out across my domain origin.