This isn't the only one... JS frontend world as a whole has been moving back to SSR for the last 5yrs. But importantly while still maintaining the benefits of desktop-style interactivity, instant page transitions, componentized code organization, treeshaking/
+ lots of small JS/CSS files only loading what's needed vs one massive asset, cached/offline friendly JSON data streams, etc, etc.
It is still SSR but it's much much more than just going back to 2005. Combining the lessons of the last 15yrs with the as much of the past SSR world as possible. It's not simply throwing it away and regressing to the old ways.
It is still SSR but it's much much more than just going back to 2005. Combining the lessons of the last 15yrs with the as much of the past SSR world as possible. It's not simply throwing it away and regressing to the old ways.