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So SSR is basically what almost all servers do today, but they have a tendency to push a lot of logic over to the client - making the browser do a gazillion asynchronous function calls on the server.
I will agree that it is silly and unnecessary to do a bunch of asynchronous function calls. Communication should be kept to the minimum necessary to do the job. But, this doesn't mean the server should do more work, it just means the client should be architected less terribly.
I believe the server could be a lot more effective if we stopped using JavaScript and did the work in a proper language. JavaScript on the server side is a bad idea for so many reasons.
This is also true.
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