On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 9:01 PM, Guy Nirpaz <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Christian,
>
> I am well familiar with GWT-Query, however, I feel it doesn't match well GWT
> (MVP) programming model and design.
It is not true, gquery can be used in different contexts and does not
break the MVP pattern if you do not want. It is a helper library not a
programming pattern.
In a MVP app you can use it in different ways:
1. you can put any animation, decoration or enhancement in your view
so as the presenter does not matter since you implement correctly the
view interface. For instance you can have a view with just only
text-boxes, then you could enhance those components with the
gquery-enhance plugin changing boxes by slider, color pickers etc, or
you could add gquery animations overriding onAttach, etc.
2. Gquery also helps in a MVP context since you can use it to decouple
parts, and get widget instances anywhere
MyWidget w = $(".gwt-mywidget_class").widget();
- Manolo
>
> Guy
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