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SunEngine – Site engine that supports forums, articles and blogs

39 points by indigodaddy 7y ago

benbristow 7y ago
Doesn't help that the site is in Russian
pcdoodle 7y ago
If you don't put screen shots of any management consoles or even what the damn end users sees, I close the tab faster than it loaded.
miohtama 7y ago
https://demo.sunengine.site/ https://demo.sunengine.site/ shows a white blank page on mobile Firefox
banq 7y ago
welcome to :https://github.com/banq/jivejdon https://github.com/banq/jivejdon, supports forums, articles and blogs, a Domain Driven Design appication with CQRS/ES/Clean/Hexagonal architecture
- indigodaddy 7y ago
  Similar offering?
leeoniya 7y ago
> Articles, Forums, Blogs so basically everything you'd want search engines to index...but it's an SPA that renders no HTML without js? i'm on mobile and upon navigating to the site i get a "loading..." screen for a couple seconds. afterwards i see a single page with barely any surfaced content. not a great sign. certianly neither fast nor efficient. this is the exact SPA where SSR should have been a baseline requirement but it's somehow still missing (or not enabled by default) after 1448 commits?
- trevyn 7y ago
  Search engines run Javascript.
  - leeoniya 7y ago
    the big ones do...kind of. https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/bing-javascript/ https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/bing-javascript/ either way, the actual user experience with real html is much better (it can be parsed & rendered in flight as it streams, etc.). there's no good excuse for a content platform to require js to read the content.
trungdq88 7y ago
The fact that it's not SEO friendly really turn me off. I'm looking for something quite similar to host my (software) product with the following features: - a landing page - a checkout page with basic promotion engine (like 50% off promo code) - a blog engine (for SEO articles) - maybe nice theme I'm thinking of using Wordpress, but if there is anything good out there I'm willing to pay for it.
- italiancheese 7y ago
  I gave thirty bees (https://thirtybees.com https://thirtybees.com) a shot for my latest e-commerce project, and couldn't be happier. I am really enjoying the default theme. The default checkout system wasn't to my liking, so had to pay for a better checkout module.
- miohtama 7y ago
  How much Google can index client side content nowadays? AFAIK their crawler runs an outdated Chrome with some wall clock timeout for the JS to execute.
- tyzerdak 7y ago
  Try hugo ssg
- blondin 7y ago
  i recommend wordpress. you might need a plugin for the e-commerce part. although if it wasn't for the blog engine, maybe shopify is another good choice?
  - trungdq88 7y ago
    Thanks, my impression with Shopify is it's optimized for offline products (like clothes), but I'll give a quick look.

39 points by indigodaddy 7y ago

Doesn't help that the site is in Russian

If you don't put screen shots of any management consoles or even what the damn end users sees, I close the tab faster than it loaded.

miohtama 7y ago

https://demo.sunengine.site/ https://demo.sunengine.site/ shows a white blank page on mobile Firefox

banq 7y ago

welcome to :https://github.com/banq/jivejdon https://github.com/banq/jivejdon, supports forums, articles and blogs, a Domain Driven Design appication with CQRS/ES/Clean/Hexagonal architecture

indigodaddy 7y ago
Similar offering?

leeoniya 7y ago

> Articles, Forums, Blogs so basically everything you'd want search engines to index...but it's an SPA that renders no HTML without js? i'm on mobile and upon navigating to the site i get a "loading..." screen for a couple seconds. afterwards i see a single page with barely any surfaced content. not a great sign. certianly neither fast nor efficient. this is the exact SPA where SSR should have been a baseline requirement but it's somehow still missing (or not enabled by default) after 1448 commits?

trevyn 7y ago
Search engines run Javascript.
- leeoniya 7y ago
  the big ones do...kind of. https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/bing-javascript/ https://www.screamingfrog.co.uk/bing-javascript/ either way, the actual user experience with real html is much better (it can be parsed & rendered in flight as it streams, etc.). there's no good excuse for a content platform to require js to read the content.

trungdq88 7y ago

The fact that it's not SEO friendly really turn me off. I'm looking for something quite similar to host my (software) product with the following features: - a landing page - a checkout page with basic promotion engine (like 50% off promo code) - a blog engine (for SEO articles) - maybe nice theme I'm thinking of using Wordpress, but if there is anything good out there I'm willing to pay for it.

italiancheese 7y ago
I gave thirty bees (https://thirtybees.com https://thirtybees.com) a shot for my latest e-commerce project, and couldn't be happier. I am really enjoying the default theme. The default checkout system wasn't to my liking, so had to pay for a better checkout module.
miohtama 7y ago
How much Google can index client side content nowadays? AFAIK their crawler runs an outdated Chrome with some wall clock timeout for the JS to execute.
tyzerdak 7y ago
Try hugo ssg
blondin 7y ago
i recommend wordpress. you might need a plugin for the e-commerce part. although if it wasn't for the blog engine, maybe shopify is another good choice?
- trungdq88 7y ago
  Thanks, my impression with Shopify is it's optimized for offline products (like clothes), but I'll give a quick look.