None of these arguments are for a specific stack. React has little to do with any of this. We're talking about underlying technologies that enable the web to be used as a platform for application development.
My point about an ORM is that your API becomes so simple you don't require a lot of complexity that is required with server-side joins of data in order to render a view. That is gone. No need. I'm giving you examples assuming you can extrapolate them to a bigger picture.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History_API
https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/history.html#history
None of these arguments are for a specific stack. React has little to do with any of this. We're talking about underlying technologies that enable the web to be used as a platform for application development.
My point about an ORM is that your API becomes so simple you don't require a lot of complexity that is required with server-side joins of data in order to render a view. That is gone. No need. I'm giving you examples assuming you can extrapolate them to a bigger picture.