Service looks cool and appears to be a bit like Contentful, which was announced as public beta a couple weeks ago.
Curious... what are the search engine marketing/optimization implications of these JS-driven sites?
Since it appears that pages are, for the most part, created on the fly via JS, it seems that Google/Yahoo/etc wouldn't be able to crawl the content required to place you in the SERPs.
I suppose you could failover to rendering a page with all of the content but now you're maintaining two 'views' for every page.
I know it's not specific to this particular service but I'm curious nonetheless.
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Since it appears that pages are, for the most part, created on the fly via JS, it seems that Google/Yahoo/etc wouldn't be able to crawl the content required to place you in the SERPs.
I suppose you could failover to rendering a page with all of the content but now you're maintaining two 'views' for every page.
I know it's not specific to this particular service but I'm curious nonetheless.