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GWT falls under your 2nd option, but avoids some of those CONS. It sends a small amount of javascript to bootstrap the process and determine what browser you ar
by jsjenkins168 19y ago
GWT falls under your 2nd option, but avoids some of those CONS. It sends a small amount of javascript to bootstrap the process and determine what browser you are using. It then makes a round trip to obtain the rest of your code specific to the clients browser. This avoids sending unnecessary code for other browsers and cuts down on the need to preload a lot of javascript.
- edw519 19y agoInteresting. Thanks for that feedback. We may need a followup poll on frameworks. I think I'm beginning to like this poll facility.