Comment by echoangle

I was mainly responding to this paragraph in the submission:

> The HMPL template language extends the capabilities of regular HTML by adding query objects to the markup to reduce the code on the client. When writing SPA, a large amount of javascript code is generated, which is loaded when the user visits the site, so the loading speed can be quite slow. All this can be avoided by generating the markup on the server and then loading it on the client:

< some code >

Let's say that the same code on popular frameworks such as Vue and others takes up much more code, which, in fact, can be moved to the server.

Maybe I’m misinterpreting but this seems to say that this approach is an improvement over SPAs. My point is that this is basically what everyone else has done all the time before SPAs were even a thing.