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The point is, that you don't have to deal with any of those issues with javascript. I've been using GWT for over a year, and I've never had to dive into the com
by aliakhtar 12y ago
The point is, that you don't have to deal with any of those issues with javascript. I've been using GWT for over a year, and I've never had to dive into the compiled javascript to debug something. I only ever edit my java code, and I compile it, that's it. Its exactly the same as your C code compiling to assembly, or the java code compiling to bytecode. You never have to look at the compiler's output.
- jbergens 12y agoI think Google created Angular in part because of some problems with GWT. Of course some developers still uses GWT but others have switched to AngularJs and seems to think it is much more productive. And some combines Dart with Angular which really looks interesting.
- aliakhtar 12y agoGWT is open source and is being used / developed outside of Google, so it'll hardly be abandoned even if google left it. But Google is still using it heavily, see Inbox which just came out and uses GWT. Also, angular and dart are slow as shit compared to GWT.