Open adam-singer opened 10 years ago
Good call.
It would be good to make sure that only the latest version of a library is crawled by search engines, so people don't get search results going to old versions.
Also, the URL might need to be adjusted so that the latest version is always the same. That way when people make links and a new version is uploaded, it will keep the Pagerank.
That is, instead of: http://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/angular/0.12.0/index.html#angular
It should be: http://www.dartdocs.org/documentation/angular/latest/index.html#angular
Currently only the front page is showing up: https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=site:dartdocs.org+gifencoder
The lastest link feature is tracked by #51.
With dependency constraints it is quite unlikely that you only need the doc of the lastest version. If only the latest version is crawled, will the search engine be able to return the page if I search for "angular 0.10.0 doc" for instance ?
@skybrian let's open a separate issue for a different URL structure. (maybe there's already one?) Thanks for the suggestion!
Yes, Alexandre already posted it.
Entirely up to you. With GWT, we used to have stale versions showing up a lot in Google searches until we switched to gwtproject.org. It made searches rather annoying.
Another solution would be to add a header that says "this is not the latest version" and links to the latest version. That would give more page rank to the latest version (good for when you don't search for a version number) and also inform readers that they might want to look at a different page.
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/156184?hl=en