| I don't know, when I think about the majority of the sites I visit daily, it's pretty much just content. Like, let's see: - Stack Overflow - Hacker News - Reddit - Youtube - Various news blogs - Gmail - Shopping/Amazon - Maps With the exception of maps, pretty much all of that would be perfectly fine server side rendered (and a lot is, I think). Even gmail would be fine that way, tbh I find it kind of annoying that things like the back button work in unexpected ways. Things I don't do often but which would be fine server side even though they're SPAs: - Taxes. Turbotax is very smooth and fancy, but frankly if it gets my taxes done quickly I just don't care that much. Stuff that's heavy in JS, but which is pretty far weighted content-wise: - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram Also, a lot of the things that are essentially "web apps" I end up using the desktop/electron version anyway, like Slack or VSCode. I really think most sites would be better if JS was kept to the bare minimum. The things that actually act like applications often end up with a desktop electron version anyway. |