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Message #09065
Re: server side rendering, client side rendering, forms, oh my.
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 5:25 PM, Benji York <benji.york@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> There is provision for non #! URLs. See section 3.
So, I think what you mean is:
- there is no need to render server side on the /normal/ URL for a
page just for search engines, as the mapping logic used for #! will
let you describe (to search engines) where to go to get a flat
rendered version of the page.
- this would allow us to not browser sniff
- but we would still need to have a server side render code-path,
which would have to do very similar stuff under such conditions to the
client side render
?
If so, I think its largely swings and roundabouts, we can abstract it
out fairly neatly either way, I think.
-Rob
Follow ups
References
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server side rendering, client side rendering, forms, oh my.
From: Robert Collins, 2012-02-21
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Re: server side rendering, client side rendering, forms, oh my.
From: John Meinel, 2012-02-21
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Re: server side rendering, client side rendering, forms, oh my.
From: Benji York, 2012-02-22
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Re: server side rendering, client side rendering, forms, oh my.
From: William Grant, 2012-02-22
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Re: server side rendering, client side rendering, forms, oh my.
From: Benji York, 2012-02-22