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PxlBros | Front End Engineer | Los Angeles, CA (Downtown) | Contract or Fulltime | Onsite

We are looking to hire a front end engineer to help us build interactive web apps and dashboards for our clients. At PxlBros we work with some of the biggest movie studios and names in the entertainment industry. We love Ember.js and while it is not an absolute requirement, experience with Ember is a huge plus.

Our team is small and we are all very close. This is an opportunity to get in early with a company that is growing very fast and help set the bar for our dev team. If you are interested in learning more either message me directly on HN or you can reach out via email to ian@pxlbros.com. You can also learn more about us and see some of our recent work at http://pxlbros.com/


WebVR works on Chrome for Android too, it's just gated behind chrome://flags


I could be wrong, but I think what you are asking for is covered in Ember's router.


We recently built a site for a customer in Ember and their SEO guys were concerned about indexing. I wasn't sure how it was going to work out, but in the end Google has been able to index every page no problem.


Do you know if they sent Google a sitemap? Our client is insisting on a sitemap that has pointers to every-single-product. Something on the order of 2MM+ product pages. It seems like a bit much to me


Keep this in mind https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/183668?hl=en&to...

> Break up large sitemaps into a smaller sitemaps to prevent your server from being overloaded if Google requests your sitemap frequently. A sitemap file can't contain more than 50,000 URLs and must be no larger than 50 MB uncompressed.


The site is built on Tumblr which automatically generates a sitemap for the individual posts, but not any other pages on the site. For example the "about" page is not in the sitemap, but is still indexed.


Sorry if this is a stupid question as this is outside my field of work, but how can you tell if your page has been successfully indexed or not?


See https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/ for index stats, error reports, etc.


Just search on google for "site:http://www.yoursite.com" and you can see the pages it has indexed.


How many pages does the site have?


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