>There is a generation out there that doesn't seem to know that server side rendering exists.
Oh, don't worry, they're reinventing it in JS. I've had a recent project proposal and one of the engineers said that to make the webpage faster we could prerender the pages on the server side with JS.
Like, at that point, you're just using PHP with a different name and worse performance (a small 4$ shared hoster can easily handle 1M users per month, I've yet to see a NodeJS app handle 1M users per month on a 5$ VPS without problems)
Oh, don't worry, they're reinventing it in JS. I've had a recent project proposal and one of the engineers said that to make the webpage faster we could prerender the pages on the server side with JS.
Like, at that point, you're just using PHP with a different name and worse performance (a small 4$ shared hoster can easily handle 1M users per month, I've yet to see a NodeJS app handle 1M users per month on a 5$ VPS without problems)