I think CDNs led to the demise of "mildly dynamic" websites. They made static websites get served super fast, so you got the most benefit from completely static sites.
You could still include a small amount of JS to make a mostly-static site partially dynamic if you were logged in. Limited mostly to things like including the user's username on the page when logged in.
You could still include a small amount of JS to make a mostly-static site partially dynamic if you were logged in. Limited mostly to things like including the user's username on the page when logged in.