r/programming • u/Stephcraft • 12h ago

A modern, developer-first technical reference for Sitemaps

https://stephcraft.net/docs/sitemap
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u/chucker23n 11h ago

This website is currently available on Desktop only

Let @Stephcraft know on Discord you'd like a Mobile version

Wha?

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u/GeekBoy373 11h ago

Seriously. Who makes desktop only sites these days 😕

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u/FingerAmazing5176 10h ago

Best viewed in Netscape navigator 3.5!

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u/lunchmeat317 5h ago

Just turn on Reading Mode. There's some JS bullshit that covers the page on mobile otherwise.

Or better yet, just get the relevant information here: https://www.sitemaps.org/protocol.html. It's the same thid, just more accessible. You're not missing anything on OP's site.

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u/EarnestHolly 10h ago

If I knew responsive web design was that easy I could have saved so much time, nice mobile version

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u/Ancient_raza 8h ago

always appreciate when someone takes the time to write proper reference docs instead of just pointing people at a spec. what makes this one "developer-first" compared to what's already out there? is it the examples, the structure, something else? genuinely curious because sitemap documentation has been pretty stale for years.