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@lstamour Careful! We tested this theory last Fall with sailsjs.org and it turned out to be patently false-- we went from the second result when you google "No
by mikermcneil 12y ago
@lstamour Careful! We tested this theory last Fall with sailsjs.org and it turned out to be patently false-- we went from the second result when you google "Node.js framework" to not even being present. When I turned our headless browser snapshot stuff on again about a month later (we use brombone), it worked itself out. Needless to say, sucks :/ But everyone should be aware of the reality.
- lstamour 12y agoSorry, that's true. I should have been a bit less forceful on that one. I know personally that there's a lot which goes into Google's rankings -- for instance: mobile optimization, SSL, and (where JS can slow things down the most) page speed. Google wants the web to be fast, and if two websites have identical rankings, it will rank the faster one higher. Waiting on JavaScript delays the "time to visible content" by a significant amount.