> The ClientInitialization stuff isn't that important once > you're actually writing and using controls in a container. > Right now there are a lot of docs on what controls are and > the cool things they can do. I think I would just wish for a > "Beehive Magic" section which quickly explains whats > happening behind the scenes. That way developers aren't > expecting some voodoo, but can more intelligently use the > controls. Something like "for classes which use controls a > ClientInit class is generated which takes care of the > @Control, @EventSet, etc magic". :-) I really might be an > unusual case though... > > Thanks, > > - Dan
No, I think you're absolutely right -- a big part of it is that many of us have been immersed in this technology (annotated Java driving code-gen and runtime behaviour for a particular programming model) so long that we take an understanding of the premises for granted :).
