Now that we’ve covered the main JavaScript rendering issues to test for, let’s examine some of the different tools that can help with your analysis. 1. URL Inspection Tool ...

And with various JavaScript frameworks being used more and more to publish content, it’s critically important to make sure Google can accurately render all of the content on a page.

Client-side rendering can be great for users, but there are cases in which a client doesn’t execute JavaScript, which means it won’t get the full content of your page.

Google recommends server-side rendering or server-side rendering with hydration. Server-side rendering is inherent in programming languages like PHP. Once a URL is requested, the PHP is executed ...

A web app that relies entirely on client-side JavaScript can still exceed the capacity of Google’s Web Rendering Service (WRS), making it difficult for Googlebot to crawl and index content.

A simple, flexible, and fast full-stack framework with the most intuitive component system yet devised, Marko deserves a close look. Innovation in full-stack, server-side rendering JavaScript ...

Vue.js, which has been positioned as a rival to Facebook’s popular React JavaScript library, has moved to a 2.0 release, featuring a redone rendering layer for better performance.

Search engines have made improvements in indexing JavaScript websites. But the question of whether they can properly render JS pages remains muddled. JavaScript and SEO have long been a debated ...

In short, dynamic rendering is Google's way of helping you get your JavaScript sites indexed by Google. Google's John Mueller began explaining it a the 21 minute mark into the video.