[azdacha]

Google recently updated their crawlers to understand "full Javascript websites" ; I don't like the term spa as one could build one with pure css and html and still have a single page.

Now onto the js frameworks, it depends on which one is used. One could build a website watching web.dev and use a budget to make sure it's app is lightweight. There are numerous tools to make sure an app is properly made. But tbh, I like my js framework because the community is so great, I know the framework is good even tough there are arguments there and there.

I guess it all depends on the tool you choose and how you build your end product. Now having a website that loads in 30s is a joke I haven't experienced in the modern web, and my js framework actually provides a powerful caching system that makes the website available even tough I could bring down my dns. To this point I presume we are just in a odd point in web evolution where we have discovered a new paradigm and rushed into it's usage without maturity.

These things will change but I think it is important to know that some JS front framework are not incompatible with a lightweight web.