An SPA, also referred to as a classic SPA, is an app that loads once on a browser and does not require us to reload and re-render the page throughout the life of the app. This differs from multiple-page applications (MPAs) in which every change and every data exchange with the server requires that we rerender the entire page anew, from the server to the browser.
In a classic/traditional SPA, the HTML that's served to the client is relatively empty. JavaScript will dynamically render the HTML and content once it gets to the client. React, Angular, and Vue are popular choices for creating classic SPAs. However, don't get confused with the Nuxt app in spa mode (let's called it Nuxt SPA), even though Nuxt offers you the option to develop an "SPA" with just one line of configuration, as follows:
// nuxt.config.js
export default {
mode: 'spa'
}
Nuxt's SPA mode simply means that you lose the server-side features...
