At the moment, you can do it by including "!" at the start of your routes. Perhaps it should be a configurable option...
We talked about it a bit, and the consensus was that "/#!/" URLs were a temporary hack that is obsolete now that "pushState" and "replaceState" are part of HTML5 -- you can now mint real URLs that are crawled by Google and are accessible from single-page apps as well.
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At the moment, you can do it by including "!" at the start of your routes. Perhaps it should be a configurable option...
We talked about it a bit, and the consensus was that "/#!/" URLs were a temporary hack that is obsolete now that "pushState" and "replaceState" are part of HTML5 -- you can now mint real URLs that are crawled by Google and are accessible from single-page apps as well.