If not SPA, then what? - The world does not end with Single Page Applications

The article by Mac Wright discusses the use of design patterns in object-oriented programming, particularly focusing on SPA (Single Page Application) patterns. Wright highlights that not every project requires the advanced architecture of an SPA, and many can be effectively realized with simpler approaches. He argues that before deciding to implement SPA, it is crucial to analyze the specific needs of the application and its users. Instead of blindly adopting ironic and often cumbersome practices, programmers should strive to create simpler solutions that are more intuitive and understandable. The conclusion of the article reminds us that there is no one-size-fits-all solution in programming, and each project requires a tailored approach, leading to better outcomes and user satisfaction.