Do you realize that neither points justify SSR? You only need those because you introduced SSR.
Anyway, there are webapps that fall between the highly interactive webapp examples of the GP, and static sites. With just enough interactivity that static + sprinkled JS becomes unmanageable. In that area I would really like to see a comparison between SSR (which everybody seems to jump on) and alternatives like... knockout.js? I don't know what's a modern alternative.
Anyway, there are webapps that fall between the highly interactive webapp examples of the GP, and static sites. With just enough interactivity that static + sprinkled JS becomes unmanageable. In that area I would really like to see a comparison between SSR (which everybody seems to jump on) and alternatives like... knockout.js? I don't know what's a modern alternative.