Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

hello, is it possible to delete this post ? thanks you On Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 07:20:19 UTC-5 regnoult axel wrote: > Thanks a lot Jens, this discussion gave me enought information to go > futher... > > Cheers, > Axel. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

I do not see the difference (can you indicate me a piece of code) between *ClientBundle with CssResource *and *ClientBundle + CssResource *? There is no difference, I just was a bit lazy to write with again ;-) *#2* * * You have to create a separate ClientBundle/CssResource that

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

Thanks a lot Jens, this discussion gave me enought information to go futher... Cheers, Axel. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Google Web Toolkit group. To post to this group, send email to google-web-toolkit@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

Hello, Ok, firstly I should read the documentation, and I will do it, but maybe you could clarify me most of my preoccupations : For now it seems that my resources (images, css) are taking enough memory at the initial download. Maybe you can help me to reduce it... :) I am asking the

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

*#1 *I have not used *inline CSS*, I mean, I did not put any css code in my *ui binder* files. I just use 3 stylesheets (admin.css, common.css, normal.css) that are declarated in the client bundle. - Will *inline css *reduce the code to download ? - How could I do to not download the

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

*#1* I have not used *inline CSS*, I mean, I did not put any css code in my *ui binder* files. I just use 3 stylesheets (admin.css, common.css, normal.css) that are declarated in the client bundle. - Will *inline css *reduce the code to download ? If you use ClientBundle with

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

Hello, First at all, many thanks for your answers, I am learning a lot actually... @Jens: I have some misunderstood in your answer : *#1* If you use* ClientBundle with CssResource* your CSS code is already inlined into your app. Inlining itself does not reduce the download size, but

What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

Hello, I am living in Bolivia and here, I have a connection equals to 200 Kbps (it is very poor). :( So I was asking if google engineers are considerating a minimum bandwith when testing their app ? This is important, because when starting my aplication (www.mananaseguro.com) , even if I am

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

I'd suggest reading the stuff in What's with all the cache/nocache stuff and weird filenames? about the bootstrap process. https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/2.4/FAQ_DebuggingAndCompiling On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 8:03:17 AM UTC-4, regnoult axel wrote: Hello, I am living in

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

I'm not sure it's possible to make a general statement; it depends on your application. If you haven't already done this, take a look at -compileReport; it can show you what contributes to the size of your application. https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCompileReport

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

Ok thank you for the tips, indeed, the compile report will be very usefull. It s a nice feature. Could you help me a little more to understand different things related to the report I have ? *#1 - *I just see this at the begenning of the report : Permutation 0 () - Split Point

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

Also make sure the server is compressing content, both for static resources and for your RPC calls. That will help with the initial download a lot too. Also consider using the ClientBundle resources like CssResource and ImageResource. If your internet connection is so poor, I think you're

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

The missing CompilerMetrics-*-index.html files is this bug: http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=6691 So ignore the missing CompilerMetrics* files and just focus on the Split Point Reports; they'll tell you how much space was taken up by various components generated into

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

FWIW, I'm using these optimization options in my *.gwt.xml file: !-- Obfuscate RPC class names (shrinks large string literals) -- inherits name='com.google.gwt.user.RemoteServiceObfuscateTypeNames'/ !-- Strip out stack trace code to reduce JavaScript size -- set-property

Re: What is the minimum Internet speed connexion that the GWT team is considering when testing their GWT application ?

well, it *has* to be downloaded before it can be executed, there is no way around it. you can try to split your code into smaller parts (google: code splitting gwt) so you don't get over much more than your 17 seconds. Am 03.07.2012 14:03, schrieb regnoult axel: Hello, I am living in Bolivia