AngularJS application hosted on Github pages (gh-pages) ajax crawling

Question

anyone knows if is possible to make an AngularJS with client-side navigation crawlable by search engines if it is hosted on Github?

Let's say, my application has 3 client-side urls:

• http : //my-example-application.com/#!/home
• http : //my-example-application.com/#!/documentation
• http : //my-example-application.com/#!/download

These URL's will not be seen by the search engines because they are served on the client side, but according to Google Ajax applications recommendations to help search engines the dynamic content generated by a javascript application could be cached previously, so the crawlers would search for a cached version of the previous pages on these URL's:

• http : //my-example-application.com/?_escaped_fragment_=/home
• http : //my-example-application.com/?_escaped_fragment_=/documentation
• http : //my-example-application.com/?_escaped_fragment_=/download

This could be accomplished via url rewriting on a web server, but do we have any alternative if we are hosting the dynamic page on Github?

Answer 1

BromBone (http://www.brombone.com/) claims to offer that _escaped_fragment_ handling as a service for you. However, it's a commercial service. I guess it would matter how important it was to you for those pages to work with Google.