My 2 cent.

I have been working with GWT for past 7 years. I have used plain GWT,
GWT/GXT2, GWT/GXT2/GXT3 and GWT/GXT2/GXT3/GWTP in different project.

I like GWT because its Java and its Earlier Dev Mode support. And of course
because of other benefits like Maintainability, Cross Browser Support etc.

I don't like GWT because:

- Generates Lots of Javascript code. Code splitting solve this problems,
but still it generates double(or even more) JS code than that of pure JS
app.
- You write code in Java, but you also consider(or Think) how the
Javascript will be generated.
- Production mode debugging is easy in Javascript written app(of course if
you have not minified it)
- Less Jobs in Market for GWT.(Though it has advantage of high Pay)
- As far as I know, no new product development uses GWT, lots of company
still using it because they can't migrate easily.



Regards
Gourab.






On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 4:38 PM, Thomas Broyer <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>
> On Wednesday, February 24, 2016 at 4:58:36 PM UTC+1, Adolfo Rodriguez
> wrote:
>>
>> In my opinion, the main problem of GWT is that you are irrelevant for
>> crawlers, and this is a serious commercial drawback, despite I love GWT
>>
>
> Isn't that the case for any webpage generated entirely through JavaScript?
> (whether that JS has been hand-written, generated from Java code through
> GWT, or from CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Scala, Closure, you name it)
> (and specifically, this applies to AngularJS too, as we're in a "GWT vs
> AngularJS" thread)
>
>
>> If GWT would be able to generate the plain HTML it would beat any pure JS
>> library
>>
>
> Something like http://dev.arcbees.com/gwtp/advanced/crawler-support.html
> ? (which I don't think is limited to applications using GWTP btw)
> See also https://prerender.io/ (independent from the client-side
> technology, whether GWT, AngularJS, etc.)
>
> But as Vassilis said, Google and Bing execute JS (to some extent) so at
> least there you're covered without additional work. Things are likely to be
> different with Baidu and DuckDuckGo (to name a few)
>
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