On Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 1:04 PM Craig Mitchell <m...@craig-mitchell.com>
wrote:

> You can use both of them together ;) We use react+GWT and absolutely love
>> it. We use a state management library Arez (https://arez.github.io/)
>> which is very similar conceptually to Mobx done in Java style. You can see
>> a sample application @
>> https://github.com/react4j/react4j-todomvc/tree/arez_maven/src/main/java/react4j/todomvc
>>
>
> That is very cool!  I couldn't get Super Dev Mode working due to:
>
> [ERROR] linkers other than CrossSiteIFrameLinker aren't supported. Found:
> com.google.gwt.core.linker.SingleScriptLinker
>
>
This may be true running the TodomvcProd.gwt.xml but if you run
TodomvcDev.gwt.xml it should be fine. We don't use Maven at work so I may
have misconfigured the tooling :/


> However, the GWT compile worked fine, and it ran on my Tomcat server.
> Going to dive into the code to see how easy/hard it would be to use
> existing React components.
>

We *used* to use existing react components but due to differences between
the different environments it always felt a bit clunky and I am not sure
how easy it would be to do at this stage. You would probably need to use
jsinterop to get the react component type and write a custom builder to
create the component and it should be possible but we don't do this
anymore. We found it is easier to just port the component and keep in java
land.

-- 
Cheers,

Peter Donald

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