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Stop Trying to Kill the SPA
3 charca 1 8/26/2025, 7:48:16 PM frontendatscale.com ↗
Modern SPA frameworks by default do SSR so it's not quite like serving index.html and bundle.js from a cdn. But for actual web apps you can do that and it works fine.
I don't really see the advantage to not using one of these frameworks today. Templating HTML in something other than Svelte/React/etc feels a lot worse in basically every way. And you get seamless reactivity. Frameworks like Solid and Svelte are really close to vanilla-js performance and their bundle sizes are quite small. Not many downsides imo, even for static sites.