This reminds me of the time we built a big angular3 codebase for a content platform. When we had to launch, the search engines were expecting content to be part of page html while we are calling APIs to fetch the content ( angular3 didn’t have server side rendering at that point)
So only plausible thing to do was pre-build html pages for content pages and let load angular’s JS take its time to load ( for ux functionality). It looked like page flickered when JS loads for the first time but we solved the search engine problem.
So only plausible thing to do was pre-build html pages for content pages and let load angular’s JS take its time to load ( for ux functionality). It looked like page flickered when JS loads for the first time but we solved the search engine problem.