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Bought the book immediately, as what we do for a living is third-party JavaScript (search engine for e-commerce, offered as a service). But I'm surprised to fi
by jwr 15y ago
Bought the book immediately, as what we do for a living is third-party JavaScript (search engine for e-commerce, offered as a service).
But I'm surprised to find that there is no mention of Ajax Crawling and SEO (see http://code.google.com/web/ajaxcrawling/ http://code.google.com/web/ajaxcrawling/), which is a crucial issue, a deal-breaker for many customers. I realize this is a MEAP book, but even the Table of Contents does not hint that search engine indexing will be treated in any way.
- bentlegen 15y agoYou make a good point. It isn't addressed in the book as-is, but I'll make sure it is in a future revision.
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- simonw 15y agoIs Ajax Crawling relevant to the topic of third party JavaScript though? It seems like it's more of an issue from sites that decide to implement all of their own pages using #!fragment tricks.