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It depends on your needs. If you don't want to modify the widget appearances or behaviors, Ext-GWT is nice. If you aren't building a large web-app, Ext-GWT is
by hello_moto 17y ago
It depends on your needs.
If you don't want to modify the widget appearances or behaviors, Ext-GWT is nice.
If you aren't building a large web-app, Ext-GWT is the way to go.
But if you're one of them people who prefer to do TDD, or unit-test etc, avoid Ext-GWT at all cost.
If you want to personalize your app, avoid Ext-GWT at all cost.
If you want a solid (library) Java code, avoid Ext-GWT at all cost.
I've been using their code since MyGWT 0.4 and right now we're trying to get rid of it so bad.
- huherto 17y agoI was also using it since mygwt. But they did a "bait and switch" when they moved to ext; I lost months of work.