bartblast
Huge Google search algo leak that involves their Elixir open-source repo
Some SEO details here: An Anonymous Source Shared Thousands of Leaked Google Search API Documents with Me; Everyone in SEO Should See Them - SparkToro
Elixir code involved here: feat: Automated regeneration of ContentWarehouse client (#11378) · googleapis/elixir-google-api@078b497 · GitHub
Fireship channel made a video about it here:
anyways, that doesn’t mean (unfortunately) that Google uses Elixir for this stuff, since the code looks to be generated by some bot and added to their open-source Elixir API client by mistake.
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AstonJ
Would it surprise any of us that Google use Elixir? ![]()
Just like Erlang has been one of tech’s biggest kept secrets, I am convinced so too is Elixir. I would happily bet that Apple, Google and Microsoft all use Erlang or Elixir (we already know that Apple does) and I think it’s safe to say for the forseeable future it will remain being the secret sauce of many companies - they’re not going to give away their competitive advantage if they can help it ![]()
Re the leaks, I have not looked at them in any great detail but I think many of us have suspected for a long time that they manually/artificially push/throttle results - whether that’s because of advertising partnerships or them just helping their mates. Not many people buy their canned response of “that’s what users want”. As someone who has been interested in SEO for 2 decades, I certainly don’t!
D4no0
The code looks generated allright, most probably generated based on a spec.
Yes I have my doubts that they keep source code for their engine not tightly secured. I guess we will see in the near future if this is a fluke or real as people will definetly try to abuse it.









