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One approach is to use PhantomJS as your app server (much like you would use Django, Rails or something else) to render HTML for the crawlers. See http://githu
by steeve 14y ago
One approach is to use PhantomJS as your app server (much like you would use Django, Rails or something else) to render HTML for the crawlers.
See http://github.com/steeve/angular-seo http://github.com/steeve/angular-seo
- crucialfelix 14y agothat's just crazy enough that it might work. have you run this in production ? it renders each fragment to a file and serves that to the bots, right ?
- steeve 14y agoit does, I'm doing a version for html5modes angular apps (slightly more complicated!) careful to only serve these pages to bots tho