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 ...

Always test your pages using Google’s own tools and third-party resources to view the rendered HTML to make sure all your content is showing up. Google has come a long way with rendering ...

I recently read Ziemek Bucko’s fascinating article, Rendering Queue: Google Needs 9X More Time To Crawl JS Than HTML, on the Onely blog. Bucko described a test they did showing significant ...

Google’s new mandate that all search requests must be rendered with JavaScript has sent shockwaves through the scraping ...

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 ...

Client-side rendering essentially utilizes the browser to render the JavaScript of a page. When a page is visited, the server responds by sending the HTML code and the JavaScript files.

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.

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.

Google’s new mandate that all search requests must be rendered with JavaScript has sent shockwaves through the scraping community. In the past month, many legacy tools stumbled under the JS wall ...