GWT comes with "default" CSS. If I create a bunch of reuseable Modules
(packaged as Jars for use by some of our other internal development
teams) with our own corporate style, the compiled application loads 2
stylesheets (the "default", and "company" for example).
If one of our development teams uses those Modules to create a new app
and adds some CSS specific to that app the compiled application loads
3 stylesheets ("default", "company" and "application").
These stylesheets are not "minified" or combined, this can't be
correct as Google's own page performance tool states that HTTP
requests should be reduced and css files combinded - I must be doing
something wrong?
However, one of the GWT example apps I've seen is loading over 1Mb
data in 59 http requests and takes about 11 secs to load...
Can anyone point me at a good tutorial on how to create reuseable
modules that don't break web app performance best practices?
Thanks.
Rodders
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