You're absolutely correct, which is why we had Rails, Django, Laravel,etc. Why do we need node.js-based SSR and hydration etc these days? It seems it's just re

You're absolutely correct, which is why we had Rails, Django, Laravel,etc. Why do we need node.js-based SSR and hydration etc these days? It seems it's just remaking an already solved problem with fancier terms, bottom line is that it's way more complex, what's the point?