Well yeah, you&#x27;re right that you don&#x27;t necessarily want every interactive app to use server rendering. TeMPOraL&#x27;s reply gets the point across pretty well. What I was trying to convey is that with tools like react, where you can share your view code between the client and server, and do the same work on the client and server without doubling the required development effort, you <i>can</i> reasonably do it.<p>Whether or not to take this approach is to be determined on a case-by-case basis. Some tools are too interactive and have too tight a feedback loop to make any sense without javascript. A spreadsheet is an example where I&#x27;d probably choose to break support for no-javascript, but it&#x27;s less clear-cut than, say, a CAD application. An example where I&#x27;d  opt to support clients without javascript is a todo-list application, or a twitter-like.