It's going to go that way, and then it's going to spin back to the server again when we have the infrastructure in place to deliver full rendered video over the

It's going to go that way, and then it's going to spin back to the server again when we have the infrastructure in place to deliver full rendered video over the network with reliable sub-100ms network roundtrip and rendering latency, and >everything< becomes a Remote Desktop Connection, for want of a better term. Even then, there's a lot that is going to end up staing on the client, for convenience. Just like Ruby isn't going to go away - it's just that delivering JSON to single page apps is an increasing portion of its job.