Have you ever designed the perfect email on your desktop, only to open it an hour later on your iPhone and realize the formatting completely changed? Your heart drops, and you already received a text from your boss. What went wrong? Great user experience starts before you even click “send” on your email campaign. Although […]
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Amazon Web Services Inc. is making its platform more attractive for companies adopting artificial intelligence. The cloud giant today announced the general availability of the G4 instance family, which consists of six virtual machines optimized for machine learning workloads. They succeed the G3 series that AWS introduced back in 2017. The performance difference is considerable:
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JavaFX 13, the latest version of the Java-based toolkit for building rich client applications, has arrived, highlighted by native rendering. Native rendering support allows developers to integrate powerful visualization capabilities into their JavaFX applications. JavaFX is published by the OpenJFX community, since being separated from the Java Development Kit (JDK), and is now distributed by
Today we updated most of our testing tools so they are using the evergreen Chromium renderer. This affects our testing tools like the mobile-friendly test or the URL inspection tool in Search Console. In this post we look into what this means and what went into making this update happen. The evergreen Chromium renderer At Google
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There are widespread complaints in the Google forums about the search results not fully rendering when a search is done. This seems to be happening for some searchers on mobile. Google has confirmed the company is working on a fix. Google’s confirmation. Google posted on Twitter at 3:30pm ET, “We’re aware that for some people,
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In preparation for my upcoming SMX Advanced session about The New Renaissance of JavaScript, I decided to code a progressive web app and try to optimize it for SEO. In particular, I was interested in reviewing all key rendering options (client side, server side, hybrid and dynamic) from a development/implementation perspective. I learned six interesting
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It’s been an exciting week with important announcements from the stage at the 2019 Google I/O event. Probably the most impactful announcement is that Google has now committed to regularly updating its Googlebot crawl service to begin using the most recent stable version of their headless Chromium rendering engine. This is a significant leap forward
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Google’s Martin Splitt has uploaded his last video in the series of videos around JavaScript and SEO yesterday, this one was on the topic of dynamic rendering. It goes over how and when to use dynamic rendering on your JavaScript sites. Here is that video: Here are all the videos in this series: Forum discussion
JavaScript has the capacity to break a whole lot of different things on a website for both users and search engines. Thus, many SEO professionals and digital marketers are distrustful of JavaScript as a programming language due to the potential negative impacts it can have on their websites. There is often an air of mystery
Many frontend frameworks rely on JavaScript to show content. This can mean Google might take some time to index your content or update the indexed content. Dynamic rendering is useful for content that changes often and needs JavaScript to display. const apiUrl = ‘https://api.thecatapi.com/v1/images/search?limit=50’; const tpl = document.querySelector(‘template’).content; const container = document.querySelector(‘ul’); function init ()
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