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One thing I would be interested in is some experiences in using the some of the JVM languages (Scala, Groovy, Clojure, Jython) with GWT.
by martythemaniak 17y ago
One thing I would be interested in is some experiences in using the some of the JVM languages (Scala, Groovy, Clojure, Jython) with GWT.
- oconnor0 17y agoClient side or server side? Because GWT compiles directly from Java to JS so you can't compile Scala using GWT to run in browser.
- ivenkys 17y agoIf you meant server-side , then it really doesn't matter. Its just byte-codes and GWT encourages modular development for client and server-side. So write your server side in your favourite JVM language and keep your client-side to Java.
- pohl 17y agoActually, write the server side in any language at all...not just JVM languages! GWT imposes no restrictions on the server side. Using servlets does win you a nice RPC mechanism, but you could use JSON and CPython, if you prefer.