Thank you Julien. Great news!
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Great news ! Thanks Julien.
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Thank you Thomas.
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It's interesting how people think differently about the question: "How
software development should look like" :-)
>From the couple of the last posts we can see that:
One person think that James framework is too weird to have any value in it,
other one respects his hard work and wants to learn
@James, do you have any working example (link to some site where
application is hosted or youtube video of locally running application) of
your framework that you can share with us ?
Can you create something like this http://petclinic.cloudapp.net/ with your
framework and then to demonstrate
Ahmed, just a few suggestions: This time try to build it more abstract so
that it does not depend on particular version of GWT/GXT. Try to avoid all
unnecessary things that might disappear over time (like UIBinder - use
html, css instead). In fact, try to make it future proof by not depending
In our recent blog post we have discussed data validation. Discussion is
about the types of validation and common limitations in widget libraries
and how to overcome those limitations.
You can find it here: http://www.codeless.solutions/#!blog/mtaac and watch
the video that illustrates this
Hi Gelberto,
Yes I suppose you are right, it looks a bit "desktop-ish" but it's on
purpose, it did not have to be this way. As you can see from the video
there is a comparison between Sencha GXT and BootstrapGwt3/Vaadin and the
main purpose of this particular video is to show that you can
Please take a look at our new version of PetClinic demo application here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAN6iWAStZ8
This time it's done with Bootstrap 3 css files, GWT Bootstrap 3 and Vaadin
(client side only) grid and open source Bootstrap Admin theme: Gentelella.
In the same video you can
I think that this one looks
promissing: https://github.com/GwtMaterialDesign/gwt-material
I was working with SmartGwt and I do not like it at all. I am working with
GXT and I am happy with it but it's to expensive I agree.
Vaadin looks interesting, especially GWT
Polymer:
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