> there's no excuse for your pages to load slower than a static site.
Indeed all web pages should be static pages. Anyone still doing server-side rendering in 2023 and defending it for any use case at all needs to turn in their badge.
Same goes for people promoting frameworks like react or vue for anything but sufficiently complex web apps.
Typically your server is right next to the database. The end user isn't, so being able to give their first view being right, without an extra trip around is pretty good.
Indeed all web pages should be static pages. Anyone still doing server-side rendering in 2023 and defending it for any use case at all needs to turn in their badge.
Same goes for people promoting frameworks like react or vue for anything but sufficiently complex web apps.