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Wondered what your comment was about until I saw your username. Although I'm not one to really demand sites provide support for browsers without JS enabled it d
by Tomdarkness 13y ago
Wondered what your comment was about until I saw your username. Although I'm not one to really demand sites provide support for browsers without JS enabled it does seem a bit silly that the site requires JS to just display what is basically a static page.
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- jaredsohn 13y agoFor those curious, the FAQ says that this should be addressed in the future (it presently sends HTML to search engines if the spiderable package is installed.) >A future version of Meteor will also send HTML to web browsers on inital page load. The Meteor templating system was designed specifically to support this use case.
- felixmar 13y agoI wonder why they have not implemented that from the beginning. Right now rendering the initial page with JavaScript feels non-native, like a Flash plug-in. I suspect that it will be even more noticeable for large web applications.