Comment by hbrucejohnson: @brett: What Ray said. Also, we don't want to create the web equivalent of DLL Hell, which is a very easy situation to get into. Finally, and most importantly, runtime modularity simply has a really high performance cost because HTTP round-trips over the internet are inevitably slow and so we strive to encourage architectures that avoid them. All that said, I think there are a few things we'll do before long (e.g. making it easy to expose JS-callable APIs from GWT modules, like Ray's gwt-exporter) could go a long way toward providing some amount of dynamic pluggability without sacrficing too much in the way of performance.
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