Idk... We've been doing "server-side rendering" for years, since we starting building traditional, multi-page applications and personally, I don't like having to debug stuff whenever something gets updated or breaks, which is why I prefer to ride the wave of JAMstack architecture nowadays. I think this works best for high-volume content websites and e-commerce sites. As for full web applications, I'd rather stick to using client side rendering; the less the server has to do, the better.
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Idk... We've been doing "server-side rendering" for years, since we starting building traditional, multi-page applications and personally, I don't like having to debug stuff whenever something gets updated or breaks, which is why I prefer to ride the wave of JAMstack architecture nowadays. I think this works best for high-volume content websites and e-commerce sites. As for full web applications, I'd rather stick to using client side rendering; the less the server has to do, the better.