I don't understand the need for single-page websites. They are slow to load, hard to navigate and if javascript is disabled the entire website is broken.
I can understand this need for mail apps for example, but I don't understand why everyone throws webapp everywhere today..
In contrary.. content is lazy loaded so when you navigate, only small part off app is loaded via ajax. For example if you are using bootstrap, jQuery etc, those files will not load again when you navigate. So you save bandwith and have better user experience because site is not reloaded which is heavy.
I have a very slow internet and cache a lot. When changing pages, it just loads the new files instead of the entire bundle.
I noticed that the website loading was much faster when dealing with a light page but with lots of light pages than a single huge website loaded in one time.
Not to mention that most docs for new tools & libs are bundled in one single loong document that is absolutely horrible to navigate through
