> Should work on both the client and the server. SEO is very important to Reddit, so lack of universal rendering is a deal breaker.
Are client-side only JavaScript applications not handled well by the likes of Google et. al. today? I was under the impression that they run a full JS interpreter.
Its still nowhere as accurate nor as good SEO wise. It means you don't get zero SEO, but if you want to be at the top, you want to do everything you can.
Are client-side only JavaScript applications not handled well by the likes of Google et. al. today? I was under the impression that they run a full JS interpreter.