> 3 second to get HTML No server should take more than 100ms-500ms on a sufficiently cached page to process and to begin transferring, in non-edge cases. The o

> 3 second to get HTML No server should take more than 100ms-500ms on a sufficiently cached page to process and to begin transferring, in non-edge cases. The only thing that could take that long is a shitty datacenter/vps, and as such, transfer speed/latency limits will encumber all types of requests. In the end, you still have to transfer data from databases, so ignoring that, client-side template rendering seems like a non-issue to me. Surely it's never the latency issue unless you're serving at ~100+ requests per second, which translates to many millions of requests a day, and I don't believe 99% of websites are doing this.