I've lately been hitting a lot of GWT compilation errors in SuperDevMode
where GWT compiles things fine, but the outputted code is incorrect. GWT's
name mangling ends up being mismatched where a method will be compiled to
something like "filter_0_g$.test_22_g$" but elsewhere, code will try to
I would seriously look into using some kind of Virtual DOM based library
e.g. React, Preact or Vue. I have been using react for over a year both in
Java and Javascript and I never want to go back to the old imperative
approach. Even complex UI code is now relatively easy to comprehend. I made
This are the steps to reproduce the problem:
- create the project:
webAppCreator -templates sample,maven test.Application
- import as "Maven Project" into eclipse
- copy the above ui.xml file into the project
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It's strange:
- When I create a project inside eclipse, no error is shown in my
*ui.xml file.
- When I create a project with maven and import it into eclipse, the
same ui.xml file produces the validation error.
The validation settings are the same in both projects. I noticed
Wow, awesome! Thank you, Ignacio, so much! You gave me a lot to
study! I need some time to look through it.
Best,
Irek
On 26.03.2017 22:45, Ignacio Baca Moreno-Torres wrote:
I have applied my generator to the swagger petstore api, hehe it is
pretty unstable, but after some NPE fixes and
Bryan,
We don't know enough of GWT 3.0 to be 100% certain. As a consequence I'm
just trying to be as pragmatic as possible.
What I am currently doing is this:
- UiBinder with elemental2
- celltable/datagrid
- JsInterop to interact with JQuery/Bootstrap/D3 and some other components
for JQuery.
I am just ignoring all talks about GWT3.
Nobody really knows what will go away. And the talk about it is going on
for almost 3 years.
I decided I will fix stuff when GWT3 is actually released and I know for
sure what will go away.
I don't use UIBinder and never used it. And I don't use GWT-RPC
