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Google's John Mueller answers question about the impact of JavaScript on Googlebot and recommends testing to find out what's really happening  Roger Montti      / May 16, 2022  /  6 min read 131 SHARES   1.9K READS In a recent Google Search Central SEO office-hours hangout, a question was submitted to Google’s Search Advocate John Mueller asking if it’s a bad for a website to be dependent on JavaScript for basic functionality. Might this have a negative effect on Googlebot when it comes to crawling and indexing? Mueller observed that it’s probably fine but also suggested things to do to make sure that both Google and users have no problems with the site. Site Is Not User Friendly Without JavaScript The person asking the question noted that a great deal of functionality of the site depended on JavaScript and was concerned about the impact on both user-friendliness and SEO-friendliness. This is the ... Continue reading →

So you are ready to deploy a new version of your software, but how do you know if it is going to go well or not? What do you monitor during the deployment and what criteria do you use to make sure it was successful? The first thing to keep in mind is that a successful deployment is not just about using popular development tools or tech stacks. Every application depends on other services such as databases, message queues, web servers, caches, and storage systems. If any of these services have a problem it will negatively impact your application. Though there are tried and tested tools aimed to improve productivity and efficiency. Upgrades to these services will also likely impact your application and should be monitored closely. And to take care of that, there are certain things you should monitor during software deployment. And here in this blog, we are going to discuss some of the important ones.  Contents [hide] 8 things you should monitor during software ... Continue reading →

Fintech allows for a stronger sense of engagement, autonomy, and boundlessness in the Fintech industry A metaverse is a three-dimensional virtual cosmos that mixes augmented and virtual reality with social media technologies to create a simulated digital environment at its most basic level. For some in the digital world, particularly in video games, the concept of the metaverse is simple. Whether it’s the (often) mild-mannered virtual landscapes of simulation-based games or the action-packed digital worlds of RPGs and shooters, gamers have long admired the concept of choosing a character and entering a reality vastly different from the actual one. The degree and types of technology used in the metaverse are unique, allowing for a stronger sense of engagement, autonomy, and boundlessness. What’s also unique is the increased interest by non-game firms in discovering new ways to make money. Mark Zuckerberg and crypto fanatics have one thing in common: they ... Continue reading →