The balance has shifted away from SPAs
Discussions about website architecture become a lot more productive when you use Jason Miller&#x27;s holotypes idea [1] as your starting point. &quot;Holotypes&quot; is kinda just a fancy word for the common top-level uses of the web. E-commerce, search, media player, etc. With that foundation it becomes obvious that SPAs make a lot of sense for some holotypes and a lot less sense for others. We waste time when we talk as if MPA or SPA is appropriate for <i>all</i> website architectures because neither are and never will be. The uses of the web are just too broad at this point.<p>[1] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;jasonformat.com&#x2F;application-holotypes&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;jasonformat.com&#x2F;application-holotypes&#x2F;</a>