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e1ven: have you used GWT? Any reactions/feelings about it? The debugging environments seem particularly appealing (especially for me - I'm a (very) experienced
by far33d 20y ago
e1ven: have you used GWT? Any reactions/feelings about it? The debugging environments seem particularly appealing (especially for me - I'm a (very) experienced programmer, but not w/ web apps..
Also interesting is that while you could fork a version, since it compiles to JS and HTML, you could always just hack up the results when the going got really tough.
- e1ven 20y agoI've done a VERY small amount with GWT, but I've been reading the Mailing List since the announcement.. I plan on using it in the next project, but I don't have the Experience yet. Beyond the fact that it's open, there's also that you can tie in other JS libs- So you have a lib you really like, you can import it's functions into JS, and use them as part of your application. And while I agree that you could hack up the HTML/JS, that'd get really hairy for complex stuff- Although I think some people are doing that now to break things up better into modules.
- far33d 20y agoHacking the compiled code, would, as always be a last resort..