title: How to run a SPA with javascript disabled - server side rendering?
body: <p>We have a website that's running AngularJS 1.*
  but one of our main clients are military personnel and they frequently attempt to use the site via Department of Defense computers. These, of course, have javascript disabled.</p>
  
  <p>I've heard of doing server side rendering, but the majority of the examples and research just mention using it for the initial load. We would need the entire site to run off that principle. Essentially acting like an old MVC site. Is this even possible? And I don't mean with just angularJS. Angular 2(5, whatever version we're on now), or react. I just really don't want to back track to .net MVC </p>
  
  <p>Edit: I realize this is, for all intents, a silly question. I was just hoping there was some awesome new tech that had solved the issues that would be present in even attempting this (as stated below, data-binding. I realize this concept completely defeats the purpose of SPAs) </p>
  
  <p>Thanks anyways. I may just delete this question. Didn't have too many expectations to begin with.</p>