> Unless you're building a product where the majority of the functionality relies on This is a huge problem in the ecosystem. People want a landing page, so th

> Unless you're building a product where the majority of the functionality relies on This is a huge problem in the ecosystem. People want a landing page, so they reach for some full-stack SPA backend+frontend framework that is hip today, which is absolutely bananas. Sure, if you're building web app with lots of dynamic and interactive elements, go crazy, because you'll probably need it, lord knows you'll get tangled up in state management no matter how clever you think you are. But for websites that aren't trying to became the new Google Maps/Figma/Whatever, simple and basic templating patterns won't just be faster to develop, but easier to maintain and a better experience for your visitors to use.