> * GWT has A LOT of features ... and a lot of other stuff.* Yep, that's the problem. I had to learn GWT for a project last year and I don't share your enthusi

> * GWT has A LOT of features ... and a lot of other stuff.* Yep, that's the problem. I had to learn GWT for a project last year and I don't share your enthusiasm. The learning curve is steep, integration with "the rest" of a Java EE application messy (but doable) and you still need a CSS expert. GWT is now a 'grown' framework. Many concepts have changed during the years and therefore many previous recommendations are obsolete nowadays. Documentation is meager. After a while I spent most of the time searching for the right code snippets on Stack Overflow.