I don't think every solution in the webdev space is supposed to be a one size fits all panacea. Especially this, which seems more like an incentive to think about structuring webapps.
Sometimes it's interesting to see how far you can go without going the "let's download the web in a JS blob" way.
One of these days, I'm going to see whether I can still build something reasonably modern with Seaside, the continuation-based framework from the olden days, where basically the whole UI state is stored in the server-side session and everything is a request. Worked quite alright, way back when not everything had a local CDN and the internet tubes were a bit narrower.
Sometimes it's interesting to see how far you can go without going the "let's download the web in a JS blob" way.
One of these days, I'm going to see whether I can still build something reasonably modern with Seaside, the continuation-based framework from the olden days, where basically the whole UI state is stored in the server-side session and everything is a request. Worked quite alright, way back when not everything had a local CDN and the internet tubes were a bit narrower.