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It's built using Meteor, and the page is constructed on the client. You can determine this by right-clicking the page, and selecting "View Source" in most brows
by matb33 13y ago
It's built using Meteor, and the page is constructed on the client. You can determine this by right-clicking the page, and selecting "View Source" in most browsers.
If you're having trouble with this, see this guide: http://webdesign.about.com/od/chrome/a/view-source-chrome.htm http://webdesign.about.com/od/chrome/a/view-source-chrome.ht... as an example.
Once you see the HTML source, scroll to the area where the body tag is found. You'll notice the lack of any static content:
<body>
</body>
Or did you mean something else by static page?
- recuter 13y agoI know how to view-source, thankyouverymuch. All I saw in my network panel is calls to analytics scripts, it appears I was mistaken. (Unlike a simple view-source, the inspector shows the rendered DOM) Odd way to go about hosting a static page. :0)
- matb33 13y agoAh perhaps you mean static content then. I agree it is an odd choice for hosting static content (I'd go the static site generator route myself), but in the case of Meteor's website, I don't blame them for eating their own dog food. It helps to validate (and even test) the framework on a highly-trafficked site.