Well, as someone who has seemingly missed the client-side MVC revolution, I still use server-side templating. And it's great, especially over slow conections. And it degrades gracefully when JS support is unavailable.
That, yes. I noticed that my CPU load was noticeably high browsing some sites. Nothin special, just news sites. I found that quite annoying so I activated NoScript, suddenly the load was gone. The problem is, that NoScript seems to "deactivate" half of the web for me these days, precisely because of client-side templating.
There've been some valid reasons stated here though. However, the site I'm working on uses server-side templating, that's why I was asking in the first place.
That, yes. I noticed that my CPU load was noticeably high browsing some sites. Nothin special, just news sites. I found that quite annoying so I activated NoScript, suddenly the load was gone. The problem is, that NoScript seems to "deactivate" half of the web for me these days, precisely because of client-side templating.
There've been some valid reasons stated here though. However, the site I'm working on uses server-side templating, that's why I was asking in the first place.