I don't know much about creating a one page on Umbraco, but i have worked with Angular. What I know is that you have to create a website that is either using server side rendering or pre rendering as these two types are SEO friendly. For SPA SEO, there is also a chance that you might want to create a site that uses dynamic meta tags. For that you have to create a template for tags and route them.
SEO friendly AngularJS application w/ Umbraco
I'm looking into creating a SPA with an angularjs front-end and an Umbraco back-end. SEO friendliness is a must.
I'm wondering what the best approach would be.
For SEO, this article seems to suggest that pushState is the best option nowadays. How would it be accomplished with Umbraco?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13499040/how-do-search-engines-deal-with-angularjs-applications
Hi Dan
I don't have any experience doing this myself - However I've heard people talk about using phantomjs to take care of it. Perhaps it's an option for you as well? Just found this article when I googled it http://lawsonry.com/2014/05/diy-angularjs-seo-with-phantomjs-the-easy-way/
Hope this helps.
/Jan
I don't know much about creating a one page on Umbraco, but i have worked with Angular. What I know is that you have to create a website that is either using server side rendering or pre rendering as these two types are SEO friendly. For SPA SEO, there is also a chance that you might want to create a site that uses dynamic meta tags. For that you have to create a template for tags and route them.
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