First question you must aks yourself: Whats benefits give GWT at in JS
at all ?
And the answer is: static typing language for JavaScript (producing).
Do you trust in static typing ? :-)
It is matter if you practice:
Tdd/Unit testing
Source refactoring
Less error prone code (through static
I recommand using GWT... hands down. Not having to write javascript
directly is a thing of beauty. Why worry about all of the cross-
browser inconsistencies when GWT has taken care of that for you? ;-)
On Jul 14, 11:39 am, Dalla dalla_man...@hotmail.com wrote:
Well, I can give you my thoughts
I'm using PHP and GWT for my projects, i've done a lot of work around and
here's my though :
Not enough documentation around the PHP and GWT projet. I had no enough time
to go around the libraries and learn everything from the code and the
exemples. I really hope this project will eventually
I'm going to have to say no on this. If you're a PHP programmer with little
to no Java experience since version 1.4, I would say you are going to burn
yourself. GWT programming requires some fundamental knowledge of Java. You
can take a look at those of us trying to digest the Google IO Best
I'm going to have to say yes :-)
I didn't know Java before I started on GWT. If you have experience of other
curly-bracket languages, Java is not a problem. Programming is about knowing
how to solve problems, not about knowing whether to use 'print', 'echo',
'write', 'sysout', or ''.
Ian
For some reason I couldn't send this reply to my old thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_thread/thread/a4d4175171e28867/3281670077ac0120?lnk=gst
So I started this with the same title.
Thank you for your replies!
I decided to stick with Dojo if I use some animation.
Well, I can give you my thoughts on this :-)
I tried using Dojo some time ago, and thought it had some really neat
features.
Though I didn´t like all having to write java script from scratch...
Later I stumbled upon GWT, and I really liked it.
Maybe it´s not so strange that I liked it since I
- Is GWT for me? Or I'd rather use Dojotoolkit or another Javascript
library?
That's a hard question. IMHO, GWT is primarily for building a complete
JS based web application, not for sprinkling some AJAX in a few
places. However, there are a lot of examples of websites that have
AJAX
On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 6:49 AM, Arthur Kalmenson arthur.k...@gmail.comwrote:
- Is GWT for me? Or I'd rather use Dojotoolkit or another Javascript
library?
That's a hard question. IMHO, GWT is primarily for building a complete
JS based web application, not for sprinkling some AJAX in a
My situation is quite similar to yours. I've decided to take all
future PHP faceless and use GWT to build all client-facing pages. I
can communicate with my PHP libraries by passing variables around.
Having done some Object Oriented PHP code, picking up Java hasn't been
that difficult. And, as I
Hi!
I'm a web programmer. I mainly code in PHP with MySQL and also
familiar with XHTML and CSS. I also have some Java and basic
JavaScript knowledge.
But I never used Ajax before. I was thinking that it might not worth
to study how Ajax works cause it'd take lots of time and I thought
using a
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