Back in the days, when JSON became popular as response type for rendering in the client, I saw arguments such as "the JSON payload is smaller than sending full HTML, so you pay the download only once instead of N times".
Only once, because what has to be done with the JSON has been downloaded in the JS bundle. With full HTML, full HTML comes back in every response.However, I'm not sure if this is actually a problem or rather depends on how much interaction the user does (so where is the "turning point" of the overhead of having all in the bundle vs full HTML responses). What does everyone think?
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