MVC frameworks aren't dinosaurs but sharks
&gt; Last years, using MVC framework was not an option as soon as you wanted a dynamic front-end. Having to reload a full page for every user action leads to a bad user experience and is indeed, not acceptable in 2022.<p>When it&#x27;s needed, fine.<p>But there are so many SPAs that just don&#x27;t need to be. Rendering HTML server-side is just <i>nice</i>. It&#x27;s simple and easy to work with. Weird states are unusual. The user gets a really normalized, predictable experience. And done well&#x2F;quickly, there&#x27;s little actual difference.<p>Maybe I&#x27;m just showing my age. This falls really close to my &quot;I miss the old web&quot; type sentiments. The last thing I built, and the next thing I will build, are purposely doing full page renders for any actions (no jQuery or React&#x2F;SPA stuff). I don&#x27;t think I&#x27;m going to have any javascript at all. It&#x27;s really fun and lean. I don&#x27;t know, it&#x27;s just got me going lately--reminds me of when I was starting out.<p>My last project is 300 lines of python, 270 lines of php, html&#x2F;css of course, postgresql, and cron. Some scrapers run, ingest data, and the php sorts and displays it.