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   Google introduces Dynamic Rendering to help with JavaScript in Search(seroundtable.com)

   3 points by gildas 8y ago|0 comments
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   by gildas 8y ago

   You often find ingredients formatted as a table on bottled water labels. For example, https://strugglingthroughtofitness.files.wordpress.com/2015/... .
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   by gildas 8y ago

   Isn't VS Code (without any extension installed) already an IDE? As far as I know, I cannot disable the integrated NodeJS debugger or the integrated terminal for example.
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   by gildas 8y ago

   At SEO4Ajax, it looks like we're getting about a 5% performance gain when scraping pages (we use Chrome 68 as I write this message).
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   by gildas 9y ago

   I don't know the cause of the issue but searching for these documents in a search engine may help. I found this spammy page for example http://cat2.inqbaytor.com.au .
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   by gildas 9y ago

   Very interesting article! Thank you.
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   by gildas 9y ago

   Yes I think it's possible but it's much harder to do, I guess.
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   by gildas 9y ago

   The problem is that you can easily detect that some properties have been overloaded. For example, you can execute Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(navigator, "languages") to detect if navigator.languages is a native property or not
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   by gildas 9y ago

   update: John Mueller from Google said [1]: "If you can only provide your content through a 'DOM-level equivalent' prerendered version served through dynamic serving to the appropriate clients (ed. note: e.g. Google bot), then
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    Rendering AJAX-crawling pages(webmasters.googleblog.com)

    116 points by gildas 9y ago|32 comments
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    by gildas 9y ago

    If PDF is not really important for you and HTML is fine, take a look at SingleFile [1]. This is a Chrome extension I wrote some years ago to save a page and all its resources in a HTML file. [1] https://chrome.google.com/web
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    by gildas 9y ago

    I confirm I am getting sporadic HTTP 503 responses for about 30 minutes. Edit: it seems it's fixed.
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    Beyond data anchoring(medium.com)

    3 points by gildas 9y ago|0 comments
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    by gildas 9y ago

    Q: could fuzzing techniques help to take down such (p2p) botnets?
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    by gildas 10y ago

    What about using JNI for this?
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    by gildas 10y ago

    Thanks Vitaly for your work! SEO4Ajax would certainly not exist without PhantomJS. It helped us to deliver the service efficiently at the time. Unfortunately, we had quite a few compatibility issues with it leading us to migrate to Chrome (
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    by gildas 10y ago

    Yes, but I would say fuzz testing is intended to test APIs whereas monkey testing is intended to test UIs instead. It's quite subjective though.
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    by gildas 10y ago

    In software testing, monkey testing is a technique where the user tests the application or system by providing random inputs and checking the behavior, or seeing whether the application or system will crash. Monkey testing is usually implem
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    Ask HN: Do you monkey test your web-app? If not, why not?

    2 points by gildas 10y ago|4 comments
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    by gildas 10y ago

    Disable JavaScript in your browser when viewing the cached page. All you will see is an empty page.
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    by gildas 10y ago

    > If you look at Google's cached version, you can see that the JS is executed Correct me if I am wrong but when I look at the cached version of the homepage ( http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hN5yC
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    by gildas 10y ago

    I agree. Ten years ago, writing application in vanilla JS was hard because of the browser incompatibilities. Today, browser vendors really do an effort to avoid such issues. Furthermore, today the DOM API is very well documented and, over t
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    by gildas 10y ago

    The support is quite good today, see https://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/ .
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    CivilizationEDU (educational version of Civ V) coming to high schools in 2017(businesswire.com)

    1 points by gildas 10y ago|0 comments
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    by gildas 10y ago

    Great news! I hope this will allow to change the hard-coded limit of the maximum number of connection per server in Chrome [1]. [1] https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=85323
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    by gildas 11y ago

    While parsing time may not be an issue on client-side, on server-side the situation is a bit different, "server side is done in milliseconds" does not mean it is faster than client side, cf. this presentation [1]. Moreover, I thou
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    by gildas 11y ago

    Like any webpage, it is indeed loaded before the JS on client-side. But don't you need to interpret JS on server-side? Why would it be faster than interpreting the React code on client-side?
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    by gildas 11y ago

    Is it really fast to handle rendering on server side? Why would it be faster than client side?
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    by gildas 11y ago

    Moreover, note that in the SERP, you can find some pages with the good title but with the wrong description, cf. the 2 first results for example here http://imgur.com/cOV85UJ . BTW, if you don't want every app to be ind
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    by gildas 11y ago

    If you do a search with 'site:site: https://appapp.io' and go to the last page of results, you'll see Google indexed officially approximately 120 results. For example, this request does not return any content: &#x2