The problem seems to stem from interactivity on the web. Of course, there's a spectrum here... static content pages on one side and games on the other. The pro

The problem seems to stem from interactivity on the web. Of course, there's a spectrum here... static content pages on one side and games on the other. The problem as it stands today is most web pages are on the static/low interactivity side but use solutions from the other end of the spectrum. People keep reaching for the high interactivity solutions... why? Is it the education systems today pushing people to reach for the hammer they know? Is it the tooling/experience on the other side is so bad people avoid it?