On Apr 3, 11:02 am, Mark Murphy <[email protected]> wrote:
> and longer still to accept patches from the community. By your argument,
> GWT should have been "handling this more seriously" from the
> outset...but didn't. My guess is that it's a question of culture.
Let me rephrase - "adequately" in place of "seriously".
I've done commercial work with GWT, I've done work on Android, on the
side. I couldn't have been happier in the GTW environment. Client
happy as well. It saved my 2007 financially and things are dandy in
the world of GWT as far as I can tell. In particular compared to
Android where we're experiencing a pretty rough ride. Seemingly no
money to be made either. Something's not right with the formula, and
it's frustrating that there seems to be no recognition or urgency on
the project owner's side to get things going. I am not referring to
the flow of bug fixes and so forth, but rather establishing Android in
the mobile environment.
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