AngularJS dynamic pages and Google indexing

[Keith Chima]

So I understand that Google can now execute the javascript for indexing, but what about indexing dynamic pages? I presume that Google indexes page based on the location routing logic, but my app works as follows:

I have a constantly-updating set of articles, and I display them on the same "view", swapping out titles, content, metatags, etc, like app.com/#/posts/<unique-article-id>

Can Google index these as separate pages by executing the javascript, or will it treat them and index them all as the same page?

If I have a page like app.com/#/posts/brand-new-post, will someone be able to find and land on that specific page by googling "brand new post"? If not, how can I accomplish this?

[Keith Chima]

Does anyone have any info on Google's indexing of dynamic pages for AngularJS? 

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