The purpose of this project is to see what effect various JavaScript actions may have on search engine results.
- Content rendered by server and already on the page at load
- A. "Static" content
- Content added by JavaScript already on the page at load
- B. Content from the JavaScript itself
- C. Content from an AJAX request to same domain
- D. Content from an AJAX request to external domain
- Content added by JavaScript from an external file hosted at the same domain
- E. Content from the JavaScript file itself
- F. Content from an AJAX request to same domain
- G. Content from an AJAX request to external domain
- Content added by JavaScript from an external file hosted at a different domain
- H. Content from the JavaScript file itself
- I. Content from an AJAX request to same domain
- J. Content from an AJAX request to external domain
As each option runs, its letter is added to the table and image below, as well as to the relevant <title> and <meta> tags in this document's <head>.
If a letter shows in a given search engine or service's results, it means that method was recorded by that search engine or service.
If a letter shows before another letter, it means that letter's method was executed first by the browser or crawler viewing the page.
npm install
npm start
Visit http://localhost:5000 in the browser.