Yes, then we'll get native J2EE in the browser instead of JS copies… The whole interaction model is just a lot more tedious than desktop UI development. One of

Yes, then we'll get native J2EE in the browser instead of JS copies… The whole interaction model is just a lot more tedious than desktop UI development. One of the few approaches that I actually liked (not just tolerated) was Seaside, but that went away when the blood-dimmed tide of JS was let loose.