Hi,
I am using UiBinder , and as I'm used to writing JPSs with tag
libraries where HTML is freely mixed with tag invocations, I end up
writing code which resembles:
<g:HTMLPanel styleName="{style.column}">
<h2>SubTitle</h2>
<p><g:Label ui:field="_basicInfo"/></p>
<p>Details</p>
<ol>
<li><g:Label ui:field="_name"/> </li>
<li><g:Label ui:field="_role"/> </li>
<li><g:Label ui:field="_type"/> </li>
</ol>
</g:HTMLPanel>
Is this an expected way of using UiBinder ? Should I be rather
wrapping them e.g. in a FlowPanel with proper widgets for the h2 and p
tags?
As I've not completely wrapped my head around UiBinder yet, I'd
appreciate any insights regarding the performance, maintainability,
and overall sanity of this approach.
Thanks,
Robert
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