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"making Google's engineering problems into the Internets' engineering problems" -- indeed, and more specifically, saying that because Google can't/won't embed a
by noibl 17y ago
"making Google's engineering problems into the Internets' engineering problems" -- indeed, and more specifically, saying that because Google can't/won't embed a JS engine in their crawler, publishers should embed one in their webserver. For which they suggest you use Java or, alternatively, Java.
- retube 17y agoIs that right? I have been wondering to what extent the Google crawler renders js. Given that it's Google, I was imagining that they probably do pretty much full DOM rendering of pages, as so many pages are now rendered dynamically. Of course, it's difficult to simulate human-interaction with the page, so I guess this is their solution to that - the web designer leaving a signpost.