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It's a lot of effort to maintain AMP pages for all your site content alongside the standard pages over time. That's why they tend to degrade.
by mattacular 6y ago
It's a lot of effort to maintain AMP pages for all your site content alongside the standard pages over time. That's why they tend to degrade.
- texasbigdata 6y agoSeems like a ShowHN opportunity: upgrade your AMP code (ugh) automatically when you update your regular web facing presence. Call it antitrust.ly! :)
- 1f60c 6y agoThis is by design. They want your canonical web page to be AMP.
- ChrisMarshallNY 6y agoReminds me of the old-fashioned "m.<domain>" sites we used to have to maintain for mobile browsing; often using wonderful tech like WML. That sucked.
- mattacular 6y agoYes, it is effectively like operating an "adaptive" site alongside your (probably) responsive main site