On Nov 12, 12:36 pm, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, November 12, 2011 6:17:59 PM UTC+1, David Vree wrote:
Last year, they reworked the compiler internals to make it possible to
optimize the output even more. That introduced a few bugs, but they were
quickly patched (hey,
Most of the time, you'll be debugging in DevMode, against your Java code,
within your Java IDE, using any Java debugger.
GWT 2.5 will generate SourceMaps so you can see your Java code in your
browser's dev tools, set breakpoints in the Java code to pause the JS
engine, etc.
See
@Samyem -- Good point about the async RPC...we also had that issue
when debugging and/or integration testing Flex/Actionscript.
@Jeff -- Your metaphore is correct...to continue it, I'd say I trust
my Java/C++/C# compilers a lot. My concern is exactly whether or not
the GWT compiler has issues.
On Saturday, November 12, 2011 6:17:59 PM UTC+1, David Vree wrote:
@Samyem -- Good point about the async RPC...we also had that issue
when debugging and/or integration testing Flex/Actionscript.
@Jeff -- Your metaphore is correct...to continue it, I'd say I trust
my Java/C++/C#
On 11/12/2011 10:17 AM, David Vree wrote:
@Samyem -- Good point about the async RPC...we also had that issue
when debugging and/or integration testing Flex/Actionscript.
@Jeff -- Your metaphore is correct...to continue it, I'd say I trust
my Java/C++/C# compilers a lot. My concern is
My company has taken the decision to move from Flex to HTML5/
Javascript for a corporate web-app. So far we are very impressed with
GWT and are thinking of utilizing it, especially since we are mostly a
Java house.
My biggest concern, however, is the wonderful magic that is the GWT
Javascript
Well there are some cases where the development code is not the same as
the executed Javascript code. You'd typically notice this around async RPC
calls where the order of events during Java based debugging session is
different from the Javascript. But then again this is something you'd have
In my experience, debugging has been OK as long as you are savvy with dev
mode. We also have our own exceptions and use GWT logger extensively.
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On 11/11/2011 12:39 PM, David Vree wrote:
My company has taken the decision to move from Flex to HTML5/
Javascript for a corporate web-app. So far we are very impressed with
GWT and are thinking of utilizing it, especially since we are mostly a
Java house.
My biggest concern, however, is
