What are your perf issues? Are they in DevMode or production mode? If you don't have perf issues in prod mode, then you don't have a perf issue: DevMode *is* slower; and moreover code splitting won't help. It's also important to define *which* are your perf issues: if it's download time, then code splitting can help, if it's about "runtime" performance, then it won't, and you'll have to find the bottleneck. Having a lot of classes can be the problem, but I highly doubt it is. We do have thousands of classes, and we use RequestFactory and the Editor framework, which generate a whole lot more, and we haven't had any negative feedback (yet) about performance.
If you want to reduce the number of files you have, then you can cut the number of places by using, say an EditPlace with a field telling which kind of "entity" is being edited, of a FooPlace with a field telling which "action" is being done on the Foo entity (edit, list, etc.) But I doubt it'll change much things about performance (and unless you measure it and determine it's your bottleneck, it's not worth trying to "fix" it). So, first, if you have a perf issue, measure and determine where it comes from (you can use SpeedTracer in Chrome, or any browser's profiling tool; possibly after compiling in -style PRETTY so the code is readable, even if less optimized; you can also use the Duration class and some logging, using GWT.log() in DevMode or java.util.logging), then fix it. But without *knowing* (not only guessing, knowing!) what your perf issue is, it's likely you won't fix it just by trying a few things (and you could even make it worth, if you guessed wrong). Also, keep in mind that any framework that "cuts boilerplate down" uses code generation, so you might have fewer classes in your code, it doesn't mean there'll be less in the end (only the compileReport will tell you). Generally, bottlenecks are: DOM manipulations (misuse or overuse of widgets; switch to HTMLPanel and CSS for layout if possible, use Cell widgets for lists/tables/trees), and RPC (GWT-RPC or RequestFactory, or whatever; serialization is generally the culprit); and of course server-side code (database, etc.) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Web Toolkit" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msg/google-web-toolkit/-/mEBQVZW8mQgJ. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit?hl=en.
