Gregory's Server
@MichaelTBacon I wouldn't count myself as one of those ranting against single page apps nor dynamic websites in general, but I do host both a personal and a project website that are static. The former is a blog and the latter is documentation mainly, so they are text-heavy. Static pages are better suited for both, and significantly less work to maintain. It's a logical choice.
I used to make a living building dynamic websites, so it's nice to be able to use my outdated skills. 😁
@veronica @futurebird
Yeah the anti-SPA folks aren't totalizing about it, there are some pages for which SPAs are absolutely the right choice. But there's been a push over the last decade-plus to make everything everywhere a React or similar SPA, and it's led to a very sluggish web overall.
SPA where they're good, static/CSS-driven pages where they're not, is the goal here.