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This article mentions SEO. As far as I know, as long as the content is embedded in JSON/JS when the page loads, it's fine to then "render" it with JavaScript.
by benguild 10y ago
This article mentions SEO.
As far as I know, as long as the content is embedded in JSON/JS when the page loads, it's fine to then "render" it with JavaScript. It's 2016 and Google started crawling JS websites a while ago.
However, if you fetch it with AJAX after the page loads, Google won't see it because it doesn't necessarily follow AJAX calls nor wait around for them to return in 810ms. They'll most likely only render the bundled content.
You can use the "fetch as Google" tool in Google Webmaster Tools to try this out for yourself.