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Hi, thanks, we appreciate that! Meteor does have the spiderable package (http://meteor.com/blog/2012/08/09/search-engine-optimization http://meteor.com/blog/20
by tmeasday 14y ago
Hi, thanks, we appreciate that!
Meteor does have the spiderable package (http://meteor.com/blog/2012/08/09/search-engine-optimization http://meteor.com/blog/2012/08/09/search-engine-optimization) which means that URLs such as http://demo.telesc.pe/posts/08d0105f-0a1c-43a1-b11a-5ba8875e11e9 http://demo.telesc.pe/posts/08d0105f-0a1c-43a1-b11a-5ba8875e... will be indexed by google.
(Actually they won't because we haven't enabled spiderable in this deployment of Telescope, but it would be a one-line change to do so).
- DigitalSea 14y agoOh wow, I did not know that. Well I'm sold, thanks for replying. Meteor looks to be a pretty promising way to build realtime applications, I see what all of the fuss is about now.
- dbaupp 14y agoNot sure how configurable this is, but would it be possible to have less ridiculous URLs? An idea might be to take the hash (it looks like you're using some sort of hash?) and then encode it base-36 like reddit, or even, (for a bit of individuality and human memorability) take a list of some number of words (preferably large) and encode it in that base where the digits are the words, e.g base-3 with 0 = telescope, 1 = dog, 2 = house, and so 3 = DogTelescope, 5 = (3+2) = DogHouse, 7 = (2*3+1) = HouseDog etc.
- sgdesign 14y agoYeah, we're using the default Mongo IDs but we could probably come up with a better URL scheme. I'll add it to the to-do.