Yapp.js: Build large client-side applications in a structured way(friendcode.github.io)
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Yapp.js: Build large client-side applications in a structured way
http://friendcode.github.io/yapp.js/
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Ironically, there's a company called Yapp (https://www.yapp.us/) that's one of the biggest users of Ember.js that I know of. Was super confused when I saw the title...
looking at that scary diagram and thinking "will all yapp apps (yapps?) be as structural as the underlying framework?"
I like it - its pretty much my current app set-up for backbone + marionette, but done in a better structure.
I want to build website with Yapp.js, my business model involves SEO, how can I do this in your framework?
As AaronO said, you'll want to generate snapshot of all your pages. Normally this is done with PhantomJS and some helper scripts.
Google has documented this method here: https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/
I have made a service that takes care of this for javascript sites that don't want to mess with maintaining this system themself. http://www.BromBone.com
Google has documented this method here: https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/
I have made a service that takes care of this for javascript sites that don't want to mess with maintaining this system themself. http://www.BromBone.com
We also built Googlee (https://github.com/FriendCode/googlee), it's a service using PhantomJS, allowing you to snapshot the HTML of any Javascript based website.
Depending on how many pages you want indexed, I would pre-index your website with Googlee (periodically) and cache the results to disk, so you can quickly serve the HTML to Google and other bots.
Feel free to shoot me an email at [email protected] if you need any help.
Depending on how many pages you want indexed, I would pre-index your website with Googlee (periodically) and cache the results to disk, so you can quickly serve the HTML to Google and other bots.
Feel free to shoot me an email at [email protected] if you need any help.
As already mentioned, there is a startup called yapp: https://www.yapp.us/. I am not affiliated with them but I will suggest you change the name to something else.
I've been working on a server which you can run easily to facilitate SEO for single page applications. https://github.com/apiengine/seoserver
Based off this article http://backbonetutorials.com/seo-for-single-page-apps/
Based off this article http://backbonetutorials.com/seo-for-single-page-apps/
Are your URLs predictable? If that's not the case, then I highly recommend you to take a look a http://seo4ajax.com (disclaimer: I'm one of the co-founder) which is the only service that handles this problem correctly.
same thing!