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VegasChickiChicki2019-10-28 12:01:43
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VegasChickiChicki, 2019-10-28 12:01:43

Is it possible to use Vue without losing SEO?

Is it possible to use Vue without losing SEO? Let's say for certain parts of the page, for example, displaying product cards using v-for or a slider using the transition tag, displaying some kind of modal windows through v-if, how much will it hit SEO and will it hit at all? And how good/bad practice would it be to use Vue as an aid, rather than to create a complete SPA?
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I know there is such a thing as SSR and Nuxt, but that's not what I would like to know. SSR is a very complex and expensive process and is not always possible in principle, as, most likely, in my case. The question is how much +-%SEO will I lose if I use Vue for things that are convenient to do with it, for example, in particular, what I plan to do:
Slider, product filter, tooltips when hovering over a product, tabs, product constructor, etc., where there is dynamics. How much +- will hit SEO, for example, if I make this or that feature with Vue, rather than with JS\JQ.

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WebDev, 2019-10-28
@VegasChickiChicki

Will hit. Everything you do with Vue in this way will be invisible to search engines.
Very good practice. For example, if you have an existing online store with dozens of filters that are interconnected. Implementing such filters in jQuery or pure JS is hell. Here you can and should take Vue and rewrite only a piece with filters, because using reactivity it is a pleasure to develop such complex interdependent things as filters.

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Vladislav Lyskov, 2019-10-28
@Vlatqa

use ssr

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developer007, 2019-10-28
@developer007

Normal practice. Stupidly cut through script src and use it.

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IDONTSUDO, 2019-10-29
@IDONTSUDO

Vue Press can be used as an option for generating statics.

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