I am not embracing the point of the author, it is overly focused on rendering, but not updating and re-rendering which are the real issues. It also misses how

I am not embracing the point of the author, it is overly focused on rendering, but not updating and re-rendering which are the real issues. It also misses how the critical factor is generally time to market and maintainability cost and how these DSLs significantly lower those coupled with their huge ecosystems. While, in general, I think there's an abuse of those DSLs in way too many use cases that do not really need those, the technologies move at such speed that you can develop a static website with the performance of a static website with some JS sprinkled on it using those DSLs.