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Jono Alderson argues that modern CSS capabilities have evolved to the point where they can replace many single page application (SPA) functionalities, potentially offering better performance and simpler development approaches. The discussion explores how contemporary CSS features might eliminate the need for complex JavaScript frameworks in certain web development scenarios.

It's time for modern CSS to kill the SPA (Changelog News #154)

It’s time for sql to kill backend. That how this post sounds. Why the hell css should replace spa

This is “MAGA” (Make “mpA” Great Again)

The browser compatibility is poor, and it does not even support Safari :(