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Another problem is that Google and some other search engines have only just started interpreting JS and since they determine the fate of most projects based on
by lazyjones 7y ago
Another problem is that Google and some other search engines have only just started interpreting JS and since they determine the fate of most projects based on their search index, you'd better use a design that Google is able to turn into indexed pages.
- ThePhysicist 7y agoGoogle was able to parse and execute JS for at least 6 years, I remember having a complex SPA in 2015 that didn’t pose any problem to Google.
- wyqydsyq 7y agoI can't see JavaScript SEO ever being a thing, especially when most people these days just add SSR to their stack and call it a day