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Only if you never need any referrals from search engines. I know a site that has this awesome locally sourced food delivery/pickup system. Connecting consumers
by soljin2000 13y ago
Only if you never need any referrals from search engines. I know a site that has this awesome locally sourced food delivery/pickup system. Connecting consumers directly with the growers.
Their site is 100% in JS. And if you google for anything even remotely close to what this site sells you simply cannot find them.
Unless you are a members only app site would I say progressive enhancement is dead. Well that is unless you care about the millions of users on slower mobile connections with crappy smart phones.
- kmfrk 13y agoIt’s a myth that if you use a client side MVC framework that your application’s content cannot be indexed by search engines. In fact, Discourse forums were indexable by Google the day we launched. http://eviltrout.com/2013/06/19/adding-support-for-search-engines-to-your-javascript-applications.html http://eviltrout.com/2013/06/19/adding-support-for-search-en... They are probably a good case to follow, if you want to see what people's experiences with SEO for JS-based services are.
- asdasf 13y agoWhy do people who are against server side templates always provide "well, just use server side templates and client side rendering both!" as a solution? Hooray, I can write my app twice for no reason! Way to sell me on pure javascript for delivering content.
- pablasso 13y agoThat's a developer problem, not a Javascript problem.
- camus 13y agoNo that's a javascript problem which makes things more complicated for little gain. With progressive enhancement you dont need all these phantomjs stupid tricks.