That isn't the case, I can tell a measurable difference. This change was
introduced when uiBinder switched to use SafeHTMLTemplates. You can use the
following to disable its use
set-configuration-property name=UiBinder.useSafeHtmlTemplates
value=false/
In a more extreme example, I was using a
That doesn't even look so hurtful as you describe it. Needless to say,
modern smartphones would handle such kind of scripts easily without
noticeable delay. Consider profiling your app with the Speed Tracer to make
this discussion more meaningful. Also consider the compiler
flag
I use a lot of HTML panels so I can use native html for as much layout and
styling as possible for performance reasons. I try and minimize the number
of widgets I use which is especially helpful on mobile devices. As a
result, I use quite a lot of css class references to either local uibinder
